Sentence examples for that basically define from inspiring English sources

Don't have friends that basically define poser, this will ruin your reputation and you will lose respect.

They also point to a lack of confidence, an elusive concept that basically defines the willingness of consumers and businesses to spend more money than is justified by current circumstances.

Most (all) JPEG 2000 implementations expect a bit ratio parameter as input that basically defines "how many bits of information of the original data should be packed into one bit of the output".

Now we basically define our entire computing experience by saying how far from that original 22 pound box we have come.

Grafeas basically defines an API that collects all of the metadata around code deployments and build pipelines.

Although a Tony Abbott Prime Ministerial comeback is completely impossible, that's a definition of impossible that 21st century Australian politics is basically defined by.

Special attention has been paid on the wide class of decomposable structures which are basically defined as combinatorial structures that can be constructed recursively in an unambiguous way.

Considering that the Obama administration has basically defined the battlefield in the war on terror as global it's hard to see what, if any, limits exist on the use of drones.

(That basically describes the defining quality of the entire Baby Boom generation, so I'm not sure Ryan loses their votes -- this literally feels like destiny, to me).

She was English, and basically defined the borders between Iraq and Jordan that exist today, borders that she negotiated between Churchill and different Arab leaders.

"We basically defined the kinds of places that we wanted to be part of the game," Hanke said.