Coward was a frequent guest of New York socialites when he performed on Broadway, and he evidently based "Long Island Sound" on a particularly grievous weekend he spent in the Hamptons in February 1937.
Goro Miyazaki, the son of the legendary Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki, has for his first feature created an animated Earthsea drama for the renowned Studio Ghibli, evidently based largely on the third Earthsea novel, The Farthest Shore, from 1972.
For anyone who doesn't immediately connect with a couple of analogue sticks, though, the games that rely on the headset itself for control are evidently – based on my wife's time with it – the most immediately accessible.
Whether or not it was original with him, Philodemus' distinction between 'natural' and 'empty' anger is evidently based on Epicurus' basic distinction of 'natural' and 'empty' desires, the latter depending on empty beliefs (KD 29, 30).
Berners's work was evidently based on earlier Continental treatises dating to the 14th century, but virtually no records of these previous writings are known.
King Lear, tragedy in five acts by William Shakespeare, written in 1605 06 and published in a quarto edition in 1608, evidently based on Shakespeare's unrevised working papers.
In the TLS, Edmund Gordon noted that the novel's fictional Devon town "becomes the focus of a national media storm" when a girl goes missing, a "central drama evidently based on the abductions of Madeleine McCann and Shannon Matthews".
Gruen, the author of three other novels, including "Water for Elephants," turns her attention here to the world of six bonobos and the humans who conduct language studies with them at the fictional Great Ape Language Lab in Kansas (evidently based on the real-life Great Ape Trust in Iowa, which Gruen visited).
In a formula no doubt hammered out over many hours in the Tank at the Pentagon, each service has been allocated a particular amount, evidently based on its size or need, to "improve, repair or modernize" physical facilities, "to include barracks," and to invest in the energy efficiency of the Department of Defense.
There one finds Mr. Richter's surprising painted portrait of the art-making team Gilbert and George, evidently based on a multiply exposed photograph; blurry, Richter-like photographs by his disciple Thomas Ruff; and a dot painting simulating newspaper print made in 1965 by Mr. Richter's German archrival, Sigmar Polke.
