Sentence examples for basis for a feature from inspiring English sources

When he pitched the Waterbury meeting as the basis for a feature film, two separate Hollywood producers rejected the idea as "a hot potato".

From 1962-66 Borgnine starred in the comedy television series, McHale's Navy, which also served as the basis for a feature film in 1964.

By way of a final note on A Dangerous Method: although I usually can't adapt to Brits doing eastern european accents (like Danielle Day-Lewis in the aformentioned The Unbearable Lightness of Being) Keira Knightley's portrayal of Sabina Spielrein, who developed this theory of death-urge as creative-urge (from which Freud borrowed) could be the basis for a feature film.

The interpretation of services as specific problem solutions serves as a basis for a feature-oriented modelling of service production.

The format was the brainwave of the late film critic and novelist Gilbert Adair, who had the idea of using the so-called Proust Questionnaire as the basis for a regular feature.

And they're also the basis for an upcoming feature that allows for generation and sharing of playlists, which will be called "Visual Radio," McKinney tells me.

Believing the story provided an "ideal basis" for an animated feature film and keen on creating a film that took place underwater, Clements wrote and presented a two-page treatment of "Mermaid" to Disney CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg at a "gong show" idea suggestion meeting.

The aftershocks that followed his decision, and a childhood spent on the run, are still being felt on two continents today, and form the basis for a short film featuring all three people in an extraordinary story of misguided love, betrayal, courage and forgiveness.

The app is still pretty basic right now, but KeKu plans to use this as the basis for a more fully featured voice conferencing system it hopes to launch in the future.

Mark Zuckerberg addressed the change through his own page, citing a recent fact-finding trip around the U.S. as a basis for this new feature.

The Ballets Russes impresario Sergei Diaghilev and choreographer Leonid Massine found 18th-century Italian music in Naples, ostensibly by Pergolesi, giving them the basis for a work in which to feature the clowning characters of the traditional commedia dell'arte.