Sentence examples for affair based on from inspiring English sources

The city's economy has always been a smoke-and-mirrors affair, based on tourism.

The third is the British model, an informal, common-law affair, based on an unwritten constitution.

Very respectable for a quirky, $15m, Gremlins-influenced affair based on Germanic folklore.

I don't think this was a love affair based on a misjudgment.

He has been filming a new drama about the Dreyfus affair, based on a novel by Robert Harris.

Now he has written and co-stars in the new musical "A Catered Affair," based on the 1956 movie, about a Bronx family planning a wedding.

It would be nice to think that there will come a day when the human race can run its affairs based on shared values of reason, decency, tolerance, empathy, respect and hope without the added baggage of religions or mythologies to justify or enforce them.

It was on mixed vegetable stews, free-form affairs based on what you have on hand and what you feel like cooking, or as Olney so much more eloquently put it, their composition "depends on the season and on whim and, insofar as they are never twice identical, one must, each time, more or less 'feel' one's way through the preparation".

Even a Trump defeat would likely be a one-shot affair, based more on his extravagant defects than on Democratic strengths.

But Anglicanism is already a very untidy affair, based from its foundation on a series of expedient but messy compromises.

A Parliamentary Affair was based on fact.