Sentence examples for based in some from inspiring English sources

So although Molly's reactions can be based in some human reality, Jerry's actions are convenient inventions.

The ideas propagated by the pro-life movement are based in some truths.

Every sound is based in some hand clapping, table beating, voice distortion, microphone, digital effects.

These political calculations are based, in some measure, on when Obama's term of office ends in 2016.

The message from Brighton is that the project is a non-starter unless it's clear the predicted costs are based in some kind of reality.

But he told me recently that his attachment to the Party is based in some measure on sentiment, and should not necessarily be thought of as eternal.

The glaze of myth has encrusted Sept. 11 almost from the morning the buildings fell, some of it based in fact, some in fabrication, some in ignorance.

In Europe, according to the G.S.M. Association, a trade group based in London and Dublin, some 15 billion S.M.S. messages will be exchanged this month, twice the number exchanged in June.

The attack prompted Japan to call for tighter discipline among the 47,000 American troops based in Japan, some 24,000 of whom are on Okinawa.

The agreement gives Micron, a PC maker based in Nampa, some footing against competitors like Compaq Computer, Gateway and I.B.M., which have similar arrangements with other retailers.

Her previous action movies were "always based in fantasy in some way," she said.