Sentence examples for clearly grounded from inspiring English sources
The album was clearly grounded in a quintessentially American musical tradition, but it refused to follow alt.country conventions.
As Johnson prepared to play his shot from more than 215 yards away, he clearly grounded his club, unaware he was in a bunker.
Read some of the reasoned comments here by Dale R. McIntyre, who's clearly grounded in wilderness experience but rejects calls for action on greenhouse gases.
Though they are clearly grounded in reality, darkroom manipulations give them an otherworldly quality, as though they were scenes encountered by a spellbound wanderer in a fairy tale (Johnson).
But while Trump praised some U.N. programs, time and time again they seemed clearly grounded in a philosophy of "what's in it for us" that seemed to set aside the values of community and common interests on which the U.N. was founded.
Some of it is experimental, some even verges on the incomprehensible, but much of it is more conventional in subject and technique, and more clearly grounded in the principles of land- and seascape painting that had been established during the previous century.
While at this point much remains unknown about the lasting effects of these benefits and the extent to which personality and personal history mitigate these beneficial effects, such findings are clearly grounds for optimism about the therapeutic potential of oxytocin.
If autonomy is, as we claim that it is, a central constitutional value, then it quite clearly grounds the right to request assistance in dying according to one's considered and stable views about when one's own life is not worth living any longer.
Whether this theory is based on political correctness, pop psychology or simply reflects this decade's newest teaching philosophy, it's clearly not grounded in everyday life's experience.
Perhaps, but they clearly found common ground.
No seed is better than the soil it is planted in, and the dream has clearly found fertile ground in which to spread.
