Sentence examples for too basically from inspiring English sources

The original game's revival system made it too easy, while the morality at play do you save or "harvest" its Little Sisters was too basically black and white for it to be an effective mechanic after a third encounter.

The original game's revival system made it too easy, while the morality at play – do you save or "harvest" its Little Sisters – was too basically black and white for it to be an effective mechanic after a third encounter.

The teacher will start explaining too basically or too advanced, and not help you (this frustrates both you and the teacher).

They said I wasn't getting enough rest and was burning the candle at both ends, and that my personal situation was another factor too. Basically, my previous lifestyle almost killed me," she said.

Split-second too late, basically".

My 'That's sculpture, too' was basically saying it's complete.

LaCedrick Pettway of Troy State said his team was "just too excited, basically".

I was afraid to take his class at Pomona College too, for basically the same reason.

In the past, I've rescued a split mayonnaise (and béarnaise, too, which basically substitutes butter for the olive oil) by adding a couple of drops of warm water to it, a tip picked up from Len Deighton.

He has governed New York (ruled it, really) less as a standard elected official, a grubby pol beset by grubbier pols, than as a Roman consul or a Roman emperor — one of the better emperors, too: a basically public-spirited type like Augustus or Vespasian, as opposed to a Nero or a Caligula.

So, too, is basically everyone, however, since this is relatively untrodden territory.