Sentence examples for blessing based from inspiring English sources

FDA gave its blessing based on a trial showing it offered breast cancer patients an extra 5.5 months of "progression-free survival," time when their tumors weren't growing.

It's a site that only lets in the genetically blessed based on some mysterious beauty metric – and today the personal data of 1.1 million BeautifulPeople.com members is for sale on the black market.

And it is in the face of the wonderful opportunities I have been blessed with based on my academic gifts.

And though portals pleaded with the agency to bless fee arrangements based on the amount of money raised, the way brokers do, the rules do not make clear whether that will be permitted.

The Spanish-language Web site will also highlight movies — like "Snitch," starring Benjamin Bratt as a Mexican drug lord, and "Bless Me, Ultima," based on the novel by Rudolfo Anaya — that won't get prominent play on English-language Fandango but are expected to attract heavily Hispanic audiences.

She leads a very private life in Jackson, Wyoming, but in 2013 had a rare bit of publicity when she was given an award by the Imagen Foundation for producing the film "Bless Me, Ultima," based on the book by Rudolfo Anaya, who is considered the father of Chicano literature.

In June 2012, she published a children's book, Don't Forget, God Bless Our Troops, based around her stepson's deployment.

Apart from gagaku there are also kagura (a form of indigenous religious music and dance based on blessing and purification), ta-asobi (a New Year's dance-pantomime of the cycle of rice cultivation), and shishi mai, which developed originally from magico-religious dances and are now danced for purification and as prayers.

Tehran considers keeping Bashar Al-Assad president and keeping his regime in power to represent a prize, as well as a blessing for its policy based on the intrinsic connection between the Islamic republic and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

A career break came when playwright and lyricist Howard Ashman picked Menken to collaborate with him on the 1979 play God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater, based on a novel by Kurt Vonnegut.

Moran said it was called "Blessing the Boats," and was based on a poem by Lucille Clifton.