The impressive success of Tinder is arguably based on its ability to simultaneously cater to our primordial instincts and our postmodern obsession with efficiency.
The emphasis on emotional triggering events, particularly childhood sexual abuse, is, arguably, based on a specific (and perhaps simplistic) interpretation of the concept of conversion disorder introduced by Breuer and Freud in 1893 95 (Breuer and Freud, 1991) and later extended by Freud alone.
Sodomy laws are arguably based on disgust.
On Tuesday MTV will reintroduce "Real World," the original, modern-day reality program upon which those that have followed with such great success are arguably based.
Still, that stature was arguably based more on his role as a leading advocate for Modernism and subsequent architectural movements — beginning with the International Style show he helped organize at the Museum of Modern Art in 1932 — than on his own design work.
He hopes it will go on sale next year for less than $200.The firm that is making the most tricorder-like gizmo is arguably Scanadu, based in Mountain View, California, which was among the first companies to enter the Tricorder X Prize competition.
Although the price is presumably the highest that was offered, it is arguably too low, based on current valuations.
As Newsnight's diplomatic editor Mark Urban reports, the air campaign by the US-led coalition is arguably inefficient, with planes based far away from their targets.
As mind-boggling as that is, one of commentators, Josh Kun, an associate professor at USC's Annenberg School, stated that when closely examined, the culture of the late 20th century in this country is arguably a Jewish culture, based on the contributions of Jewish authors, filmmakers, and those Broadway geniuses.
Access to this republican elite is arguably more meritocratic; attendance is based exclusively on entry exams and often subsidized by state stipends.
Yet if urban America seemed his focus, his enduring masterpiece is arguably "Las Desenamoradas" of 1967, based on Federico García Lorca's play "The House of Bernarda Alba" and set to a propulsive jazz score by John Coltrane.
