Sentence examples for based on telling from inspiring English sources
Though the Liberals outspent the Progressive Conservatives three to one, according to Newman, their campaign had little imagination, and was based on telling voters that their only real option was to re-elect St. Laurent.
"Our design and reporting structures came from an era when the city was down on its luck and was based on telling lots of bad news stories".
The speed with which the flames escaped the flat will increase concern about failures in the fire strategy based on telling residents to stay put because the building in west London was designed to keep fires compartmentalised.
There appears to be one heck of an opportunity to filter in, or out, whatever 'cross-section' a very small band fancies based on telling them what they want to hear.
After all, her career is based on telling people's secrets.
Donald's entire campaign is based on telling people how good his poll numbers are.
The film, like the highly acclaimed stage musical it is based on, tells of the impact of the murders on the street.
Stefan Aust, who wrote the book the movie was based on, told an interviewer that "to understand the R.A.F., you have to read Moby Dick".
Lord Myners, whose report the changes were based on, told the Guardian on Sunday that the Co-op needed to recruit strong executives from outside the group for the reforms to work effectively.
They led Britain into a war based on what God told George Bush to do, and a "dodgy dossier".
(By "pastoral," Polonius presumably means a play based on romances telling of shepherds and rural life, as contrasted with the corruptions of city and court).
