Sentence examples for being based on an from inspiring English sources

Yet there is no reason to think that, being based on an accounting process which the British support, it is erroneous.

It has the advantage of being based on an original screenplay by the British author, rather than an existing tome, which means director David Yates shouldn't be forced to push too many Gryffindor shapes into Slytherin holes.

His idea was to build buildings that looked and performed in the way they might if they had occurred naturally, rather than being based on an essentially academic tradition.

But they do not include NODE's argument that dislike thereof "is long-standing, but not well founded, being based on an analogy with Latin"—where the infinitive is a single, indivisible word.

So it is in Emma Donoghue's cozily lurid new novel, "The Sealed Letter," which tells a story all the more remarkable for being based on an actual case involving an admiral, his beautiful young wife and a prominent activist for women's suffrage.

Although Book 11, Chapter 6 of Montesquieu's The Spirit of the Laws has been credited with offering a definitive statement of the doctrine, his account still bore the hallmarks of its origins in the system of mixed government not least because of its being based on an analysis of the British parliamentary system and the respective roles of monarch, lords, and commons within it.

It just has to be based on an old one.

It was based on an R.A.F.

Each is based on an official statistic.

Movement is based on an execution.

Celebrity culture is based on an illusion of perfection.