Sentence examples for is obviously based on from inspiring English sources

When, during a comically botched-up getaway, a man is shot in the face, the image is obviously based on one of the most famous sequences in Eisenstein's "Potemkin," and the startled face is used the same way it was in "Potemkin" — to convey in an instant how someone who just happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, the irrelevant "innocent" bystander, can get it full in the face.

Marr's alliance with Brock is obviously based on mutual respect.

She pointed out that Curtis Sittenfeld's American Wife, which is obviously based on Laura Bush, benefitted greatly from the change of names.

The search for extraterrestrial intelligence project (SETI) is obviously based on the assumption that the possible benefits of contact with ETI outweigh the possible harms.

The text is lucid and readable and is obviously based on extensive research in primary sources, all of which are faithfully recorded in the excellent footnotes (a rarity in Nelson biographies).

"The City Council's decision to single out Madison Square Garden, an engine of economic activity that provides jobs for New Yorkers, when more than a billion dollars in benefits have been given to the other pro sports teams in New York City, is obviously based on politics, not sound public policy," Barry Watkins, a spokesman for Madison Square Garden, said in a statement.

In a sense, those works of his that are obviously based on previous music (like this one, Con Brio, composed as a tribute to Beethoven for the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra) explode their models to create a soundscape of instability and unpredictability.

Both approaches are obviously based on available information: the literature-based approach needs that evidence for certain target groups can be obtained from review articles or original publications describing studies that have already been conducted in the research field of interest.

Logistic regression analysis revealed that unsupervised assignment of a child by hierarchical clustering to one of the four different BR patterns was obviously based on the same prediction factors in both independent datasets, i.e., age, to a much lesser extent duration of diabetes, and rarely sex.

Kraus's "novel" was obviously based on her life.

His answers were obviously based on genuine knowledge.