Sentence examples for clearly based on a from inspiring English sources

It is clearly based on a photograph.

One is clearly based on a triceratops, while another has a T rex look about it.

That their attraction was so clearly based on a mutual neediness rather than compatibility made it all the more credible.

He said a novelist could be sued if "the character is clearly based on a real person and the person is identifiable and people would believe that it's factual".

The psychological conditioning of the apprentice sorcerers is clearly based on a culture of confrontation: competition among students to be prefect; competition among Hogwarts "houses" to gain points; competition among sorcery schools to win the Triwizard tournament; and, ultimately, the bloody competition between the forces of Good and Evil.

One of the results of these excursions on display here is "Sur la plage" of 1873, in which the arrangement of the figures is clearly based on a scene from Andrea del Sarto's frescoes in Florence, which he sketched in 1857.

Such strains can only increase the pressure towards a later law more clearly based on an absolutist notion of individual autonomy.

According to Arvind Virmani, the prime minister's chief economic adviser, the medium-term target of a 9% GDP growth rate "was clearly based on an assumption that we will push ahead with reform…Given the global crisis, it's important that we accelerate reform if we want to meet the target".Asked what reforms are most pressing, Mr Virmani tosses over a book in which he describes them.

National Treasure is clearly based on real events; a dark, Yewtree-shaped shadow hangs over it.

Blank added: "Clearly, based on what happened over a number of years, a lot of issues were related to acts he has to take responsibility for, and I believe he has.

Phil Harrison Last in this broad and disappointing series, clearly based on Julian Assange yet yielding a fraction of the comedic potential offered by the man himself.