Sentence examples for it's underpinned from inspiring English sources

This also sums up quite neatly what's wrong with the film – that it's underpinned by the deep-rooted social conservatism of romantic comedy conventions: that posh people fancy only posh people, and that the apotheosis of a woman's dreams is to marry a rich man.

But, as in his work, it's underpinned by a fastidiously precise intelligence.

Certainly there's a pop immediacy, but it's underpinned by complex scoring, well-crafted hooks and some slightly esoteric lyrical flourishes.

Though he wears a weary what-is-the world-coming-to-hat, it's underpinned by joie de vivre.

"It's underpinned by a lot of things, not least the fact that there is an increasing amount of environmental regulation and policy.

Excuse me while I wring out my pro-lib hankie all over the pages of The Guardian but I find it hard to appreciate the clever touches and inherent humour of comedy shagging when it's underpinned by a sense of glee at having a vehicle for a XXL load of problematic trash.

It was underpinned by its writer/director's bleak view of humanity.

The fascinating thing about On Such a Full Sea is that, for all its adventure narrative, it is underpinned by a solid and shrewd reading of present-day American economics.

According to Maurel, the government's advice would be more effective if it was underpinned by explicit legislation — as it has been, for example, in Sweden, which became the first country to ban the physical punishment of children in 1979.

It was underpinned by a stubborn belief his team would finally click and the club's marquee, £14.5m summer signing, Georginio Wijnaldum, would eventually reveal the devastating talent that made the attacking midfielder such a hit at PSV Eindhoven last season.

It is underpinned by "four strategic issues", says Ms Efunshile.