Sentence examples for base their idea on from inspiring English sources

Sanchit Maini and Sumit Narayanan base their idea on the number of balls faced in an innings.

Magee quickly narrows his scope to discuss the relationship of words to music in Wagner's work in particular: "People who judge Wagner's writings or his libretti as if they were self-standing creations in language, and then base their idea of his abilities on such judgments, are making a mistake.

For example, the authors of last year's "Dow 36,000" claimed to base their ideas on the work of Professor Siegel.

All base their ideas on what they now see as the obvious logic that "local people know best" how to invest public money to boost the economy and bridge England's North/South gap.

"You can tell the men who are affected by it because they base their ideas of sex, women, and relationships on porn.

And (score one for paleontology!) both based their ideas on their readings of the empirical record of fossil sequences of mollusks.

Groups of Gnostics and heretics, who based their ideas on alternative interpretations of the economy of salvation, developed exotic Christian myths, legends, and practices.

On the contrary, this change followed the evolution of European political thought; Latin American elites were now basing their ideas on different foreign theories, turning away from those of Jean-Jacques Rousseau and toward those of more conservative thinkers like Montesquieu and Jeremy Bentham.

Tactical airpower failed the Allies in 1940 because they based their ideas on an assumption about the accuracy and effectiveness of level bombing which everyone knew was untenable: It was next to impossible for an airplane flying a level path over a bridge to hit it with bombs.

As capitalism emerged in the mid-1800s, many of its fiercest critics based their ideas on Jesus' teachings.

Rather than basing their ideas on aliens that crash-landed on our planet millions of years ago, everything is empirically based.