Sentence examples for had its basis from inspiring English sources

The project had its basis in fandom.

Mr. Kennedy's liberalism had its basis in something different — New Deal meliorism, with its hopeful spirit of reform.

"Mandela's personal and political authority had its basis in his principled defence of armed resistance to apartheid and in the harsh punishment he suffered for that resistance.

Where Kemalism had its basis in economic isolationism and cultural Westernization, these businessmen wanted just the opposite: Western-style capitalism and a Turkish culture.

The Home Rule movement goes back as far as the Union of the Parliaments in 1707 (Crawford insists that the latter had its basis in corruption rather than the generally accepted cause of gaining trade and avoiding famine).

The primary analysis using WHO criteria had its basis in 7304 study participants.

This may sound like a cliché you're more likely to hear in careers advice circles, but, as with most clichés, it has its basis in truth.

The focus group was first mentioned as a market research technique in the 1920s [ 12], but it has its basis in social science.

However, his persistent lack of generosity toward Mankiewicz started at the time the movie came out, and it may have its basis in a very specific grievance.

MORS-SF has its basis in attachment theory; it aims to provide an assessment on two key axes of mother's internal working models of their infants.

It's a notion that has its basis in artistic form.