Sentence examples for grounded in that from inspiring English sources

"He wasn't grounded in that New York perspective when he met the Mayor and Bratton.

"For our family, everything was grounded in that place," she said.

Once I was reasonably grounded in that material, I started doing my own reporting, and also doing more intensive, less couch-friendly research.

The simple farm boy from Kansas was morally grounded in that same post-Depression sense of moral rectitude that informed Preston Sturges or John Steinbeck.

Grounded in that same wartime experience, he contends, was his contested claim that a similar logjam -- the North's moral disgust over slavery -- made the Civil War necessary and inevitable.

"We hold that the [NFL] commissioner properly exercised his broad discretion under the collective bargaining agreement, and that his procedural rulings were properly grounded in that agreement and did not deprive Brady of fundamental fairness," the three-judge panel wrote.

He needs to be grounded in reality; that's what works for him".

"I want it to be grounded in something that's feasible, organic and personal.

Transactional usage is better grounded in objects that have some duration.

Hence, while the fact that R exists is a member of a grounding chain that doesn't terminate in facts that lack grounds, this fact nonetheless is grounded in facts that themselves lack grounds.

Instead, each of our beliefs is grounded in a "perspective" that is neither correct nor incorrect.