Sentence examples for apparently based on a from inspiring English sources

Apparently based on a true story, Machine Gun Preacher has a title that would fit one of those ultra-gory grindhouse movies that Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez are so fond of.

Melodramatic though it may be, Fantine's story is apparently based on a real event.

The warheads, apparently based on a Chinese design, can be mounted on missiles.

The final song on Pirate's Choice, the lovely Soldadi, is apparently based on a folk tune from there.

Apparently based on a true story, it's set in 1931 Virginia, where brothers Tom Hardy and Shia LaBeouf lead the Bondurant clan in their illegal moonshine business.

This was apparently based on a study they did that found "65% of [Cosmo] readers had used edibles in the bedroom".

Those estimates, however, were apparently based "on observations over a very short time frame, in the geologic sense," according to a press release from the University of Hawaii.

The risks, even potentially libellous ones, of live TV subtitling apparently based on an audio version of predictive text (sometimes, but not always, quickly revised by human beings) were evident again during the hurly-burly of what the Times called "the day of the short stilettos", aka the announcement of Theresa May's first cabinet.

The tune is apparently based on an old Korean folk melody, not that you'd know.

UK Methane is a perfect case in point: apparently based on an industrial estate in Bridgend, it has no listed telephone number.

First spotted as early as April, the poster is apparently based on an image by Chicago student Firas Khateeb, uploaded to Flickr before Obama was even inaugurated.