Sentence examples for based quite from inspiring English sources

It is: high quality, general purpose, broadly based, quite basic, and concentrated in newer generations of technology.

Some sets come from established DJs such as Andrew Weatherall and Caribou; others, if you happen to live in Hackney where NTS's shopfront studio is based, quite literally from the girls next door.

Instead the story of The Saboteur is based quite loosely on the person of William Grover-Williams, the Anglo-French racing driver who became a wartime agent for the British in France.

Based quite closely on a novel by Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club belongs to a tradition of fiction that stretches back to the Bible, in which the protagonist confronts a beguiling stranger that he seems to have conjured up.

Mr. McCartney announced on Monday that he would release the new album on Feb. 7, saying it was time "the songs me and John based quite a few of our things on" received the attention they deserve.

Remark 2.2 The proof of Lemma 2.8 is based, quite naturally, on a combination of ideas from [15] and [6].

That matter of cinematic technique recalls the way a novelist, over a long career (Yehoshua is 76), might base quite different composite locales and characters on central places and people from long ago.

This is an agreement based on quite detailed, specific commitments that can be monitored and verified.

And despite the rhetoric, the evidence on which this liberalization was based was quite mixed.

So maybe those reasons for particular reaction times aren't based on quite so sound scientific reasons after all?

And even that projection is based on quite pessimistic assumptions about future economic growth and hence future payroll tax receipts.