Sentence examples for really based on a from inspiring English sources

"So the book is really based on a mass of experience from youth until now.

A Natural England spokesman said the Telegraph story was "really based on a completely false premise.

These are all autocracies, but is their alliance really based on a shared horror of democratic intervention, as Kagan believes?

The seemingly authentic love with which the opera begins is really based on a set of manners governing courtship and affection.

Dianne Baumert-Moyik, a spokeswoman for County Executive Thomas Gulotta, said Nassau would favor new state guidelines similar to those used by some New Jersey municipalities, where "standards are really based on a municipality's ability to pay".

If Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's antipathy toward street vendors is really based on a desire to alleviate congestion (editorial, June 4), there are better ways to achieve this goal.

BUT the Olive-Violet relationship, Ms. Byatt said, is really based on an actual fact of E. Nesbit's life.

Mary M. Rowan, in "Asia out of Focus: Decoding Malraux's Orient," contends that Malraux's portrait of Asia depends on technical innovations drawn from cinema and is really based on an interior vision.

But it's not really based on any specific film.

LU: He wasn't really based on any particular toy.

"Getting to come up with a story really based on eight photographs was a fantastic exercise [for me] and something that I really hope to apply to everything I do moving forward".