Sentence examples for which were basic from inspiring English sources

The same for the opposition of ethics and desire: the first element of the equation has often been forgotten, along with Roth's compulsions as a moralist, which were basic to his work long before medieval allegory caught his eye.

The manga also used a series of "banked images", which were basic line drawings of locations, such as a characters room.

However for others the transition to new services had not been a satisfactory one: "Users were 'signposted' to alternatives which were basic and much reduced when they were given any alternatives".

But there's also another level to the resentment, which is basic misogyny.

The rift encompassed many issues, not the least of which was basic trust.

They both decorate cards in their house, which is basic by any measure.

We have a right to know the answers to such questions, which are basic to the teachings of Mormonism.

"Many of them don't understand how to do a budget -- which is basic math, I guess," she said.

Australian-born British physicist and X-ray crystallographer, discoverer (1912) of the Bragg law of X-ray diffraction, which is basic for the determination of crystal structure.

There is no hypothesis suggesting how the technique works and there are no reported blind trials, both of which are basic ways to identify the validity of a science story.

Some 900 post offices are up for sale; between March 2010 and now 160 post offices have shut, and have mainly been replaced by Outreach services – which are basic, and very part-time.