Sentence examples for based squarely upon from inspiring English sources

As in other works, Long asserted that "every incident in this wolf's life, from his grasshopper hunting to the cunning caribou chase, and from the den in the rocks to the meeting of wolf and children on the storm-swept barrens, is minutely true in fact, and is based squarely upon my own observations and that of my Indians".

All of these were based squarely in the physical world.

The prince's political policies, however, were based squarely on Chinese Confucian ideals.

We need regulations that are based squarely on economic theory — sturdy incentives that really accomplish their broad mission.

He says that the new constitution should be based squarely on the Koran, with education for girls and work opportunities for women, provided they cover themselves.

He makes this plain in his description of Capes, one of many characters in his fiction based squarely on himself: "Surely Capes was different.

The Florida majority's opinion was based squarely on Florida election law, and the U.S. Supreme Court has no power to review a state court's interpretation of state law.

It has been shown that Green's theory of property is — or, at least, tries to be — based squarely on his teleology.

Family office decisions are based squarely on investment fundamentals, where long-term value creation replaces the 2/20 mentality.

Dietrich, however, basing his position squarely upon an old Augustinian tradition, argued just the opposite.

Then Nieuwenhuis hit a grounder that smacked second base squarely and jumped away from Rafael Furcal's glove.