Sentence examples for basis of saying from inspiring English sources

"I don't see the basis of saying this.

That brief exchange, she said, is the "basis of saying he was coherent".

"But I didn't do it on the basis of saying either overtly or covertly 'your support will mean I'll give you a better time on this policy or that policy' and there are plenty of examples of policies that I believed in that the people who were backing me [in the media] didn't believe in".

I don't want to say and I don’t have the basis of saying that the Times is in a state of stasis, because frankly I don't read it every day any more.

It is also a matter of common sense, as also reflected in legal principles, that the perpetrator of a violent assault does not, on the basis of said assault, get to extract concessions from the victim of that assault.

The change was denounced as "giving one man one vote, another a number of votes: not on the basis of, say, intellectual ability or geographical accident, but in order to ensure the dominance of a particular group".

In realistic situations where information about cell-type proportions is extracted on the basis of, say, microscopy or flow cytometry, it is evident that such estimates are prone to inaccuracy.

The encounter formed the basis of She Said, She Said, one of the band's first experiments with the new form.

"There is no dogma that has any true basis," he is fond of saying.

Slightly more than a millennium later, the Puritans turned against Christmas for its lack of a textual basis, to say nothing of its well-preserved pagan rituals.

Title IX, which prohibits discrimination "on the basis of sex," says nothing about bathrooms.