Sentence examples for was plainly based on from inspiring English sources

Obama's initial response was plainly based on a determination not to take sides.

Furthermore, Empiricists argued that there had to be a stronger general learning theory because learning theory as developed up until that time did not have the resources to account for much learning that was plainly based on experience (Harman 1967; Putnam 1967).

Clooney is Lee Gates, a loudmouth TV stock pundit-cum-shock jock with a razzmatazz-filled live show (bring on the dancing girls!) that's plainly based on CNBC's investment tips show Mad Money, hosted by Jim Cramer (last spotted receiving a lengthy and humiliating post-crash tongue-lashing from Jon Stewart on The Daily Show).

"Nothing but the Truth," which Mr. Lurie wrote and directed, is at once plainly based on Ms. Miller's story and yet hardly a docudrama.

Villain (1971), featuring Richard Burton as a gay East End gangster plainly based on Ronnie, is a limp and unexciting movie, memorable only because it inspired the excellent stunt-casting in Sexy Beast of Ian MacShane, Burton's boyfriend in Villain.

Tinder's unethical nature, according to the team, was based on the fact that it was ostensibly about forming human connections but is very plainly designed to be a meat market.

The question of "unauthorized software" on System 9 and Windows XP was plainly moot.

That was plainly criminal.

On Tuesday, John J. Bursch, Michigan's solicitor general, told the justices that Proposal 2 was plainly constitutional.

He was plainly enjoying himself.

The process was plainly rigged.