Sentence examples for quite based from inspiring English sources

In the opening scene, "record man" Richie Finestra (somewhat though not quite based on Marty Thau and played well throughout by Bobby Cannavale) is sitting in his car in SoHo, buying coke.

The results of the current study confirm that the choice of medicine by the candidates of this field is not quite based on awareness and interest in medicine.

Moreover, many people who are "dignified" in their outward manner are quite base in their motivations or covert dealings.

(How did she manage to sit through all those episodes of The Wire?) Her "good characters have serious flaws, and quite base motives, but none are evil".

It's quite science based.

More so than Cher Lloyd, whose entire shtick is quite clearly based on MC Miker G and DJ Sven.

"If you look at the success of Dave that's quite UK based," said Davie.

Osborne told the Marr show: "I think we've got a quite broadly based recovery.

But the scope of insider trading liability remains quite broad based on an agreement to keep information confidential.

Robert Harris's latest novel, "The Ghost," revolves around a fictional former British prime minister writing his memoirs who is quite brazenly based on Mr. Blair.

These days, the consensus among such editors is quite cheerful, based on a review of the market outlooks of the 160 or so newsletters monitored by The Hulbert Financial Digest.