Sentence examples for based so much from inspiring English sources

Which probably also explains a campaign based so much on the personal style of the candidates.

More unusually, it gives equal attention to the lives of the women whom Wasserstein befriended at Mount Holyoke, stayed in touch with all her life and based so much of her work on.

The old teaching was that you kept a person in the hospital for 72 to 96 hours while the clot "stabilized," though like most of the old teachings, that wasn't based so much on research as on reason.

But their nationalism is not based so much on a complex of peripheral inferiority as on a sense of humiliation, because the Middle Kingdom's weakness was exposed by 19th-century Western imperialism.

Because they are based so much closer to the Syrian battlefields, the planes will be able to carry heavier payloads, adding new muscle to the recently faltering Syrian government effort in Aleppo.

Nobody fears getting caught out on a down cycle more than those who run public companies, and defensive layoffs — not based so much on current realities but on horrors to come — have become the norm.

Both Plato and Aristotle, in basing so much of their ethics on human nature, are only following up the approach begun by the Sophists.

Amid the worries about rancour and dissatisfaction besetting Britain, basing so much popular culture on summary firing cannot be doing much good.

"The only story here is Mrs. Clinton's desperation in basing so much of her campaign in attacking Rick on this issue.

"I think I'm the only instructor these students ever had who required them to know passages from the Bible," she said, "because we base so much of our criminal justice policy on it".

The higher costs of producing cars in Japan has raised the question of how long Toyota can continue to base so much of its production in its home country.