Sentence examples for it has a basis from inspiring English sources

The challenge to Mr Corbyn may not be pretty, but it has a basis in principle.

Spencer's so-called "race realism" underpins theories of racial hierarchy, and the idea that it has a basis in biology.

This accidental freedom is one reason, he says, why "Gdańsk is the cradle of Polish liberalism, as the ideological belief that 'you can make it' has a basis in popular flat ownership, just as Thatcherism had its foundation in Right to Buy".

It has a basis of open subsets each of which is a contractible space under the subspace topology.

(2) In KTC, a K-topological space ((X, kappa_{X}^{n})) is said to be locally K-contractible if it has a basis of open subsets each of which is a K-contractible space under the subspace K-topology.  .

In KTC, a K-topological space ((X, kappa_{X}^{n})) is said to be locally K-contractible if it has a basis of open subsets each of which is a K-contractible space under the subspace K-topology.

He made some of it up; all writers do; but it had a basis in fact; it was made up out of real things".

It had a basis in the Constitution after fact-finding to reach a reasoned conclusion in the law and the courage to implement that decision.

I know it was adapted from a novel by Evan Hunter, but did it have a basis in fact? A. With fortuitous timing, the 50th anniversary of the publication of "The Blackboard Jungle," Mr. Hunter's first major novel, will be in October.

It had a basis in the constitution after fact finding to reach a reasoned conclusion in the law and the courage to implement that decision.

Of a certain well-recounted incident regarding unintentional sodomy: Bukowski "repeated the story in a number of forms and mentioned it in letters so it, too, has a basis in truth".