Sentence examples for bases so much from inspiring English sources

The Yankees clogged the bases so much they left 13 runners on and still seemed to score at will.

Our society bases so much of what we do, what we accomplish, on age.

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

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.

The results are vivid and original — even though there are limitations to basing so much of the book on individual, self-serving recollections.

"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.

A Perry spokesman, Ray Sullivan, added in a separate e-mail that there was no danger in the governor basing so much of his campaign pitch on jobs and the economy.

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.