Sentence examples for which basically nothing from inspiring English sources

If you choose to be the manager of a national team, there are entire virtual months during which basically nothing happens.

First, ro of ER and DSR are independent of Tgs because they are only sensitive to the network connectivity, which basically has nothing to do with Tgs.

"It's a lot to ask from a natural geochemical process, which, basically, we know nothing about," he says.

Which basically means that nothing would change, except that newspapers will have more money.

He wore a white T-shirt over the tribe's traditional dress, which is basically nothing.

So now I know -- at least as much as I'm entitled to know, which is basically nothing.

Which was basically nothing, even after six years of traipsing around Brooklyn talking about their insecurities and UTIs.

"I'd read a piece on Sri Lankan theatre before I went, which basically said that there was nothing going on in the north, because of the war.

Your folks may want to take an attitude of "okay, it's all in the past - let's let bygones be bygones," which basically requires you to pretend that nothing ever happened.

But you have to read it alongside Bellos's biography, which explains why basically nothing Gary said about his childhood was true, though he was still, in his way, essentially honest.

which basically remains undefined.