Sentence examples for was somehow based from inspiring English sources

I've just heard about the claims of Kate Losse that my novel, The Circle, was somehow based on a work of nonfiction she wrote.

"I've just heard about the claims of Kate Losse that my novel, The Circle, was somehow based on a work of nonfiction she wrote.

If we earned parenthood, if it was somehow based on merit, you would be a father because you deserve a child you can hold and touch and by whom you can be completely enamored.

DAVE ITZKOFF: Presenters Zooey Deschanel and Jim Parsons are trying to convince us their TV characters are somehow based on each other.

"I was initially worried that it might have been somehow based on one of our ideas, which it wasn't," he says.

I even have those horrible shoes that are somehow based on barefoot Masais, because let's face it, my life is very like that of a Masai warrior.

And reporters would do well not to quote these kinds of generalizations in news stories as if they're somehow based on solid fact, rather than representing pure conjecture.

One comes to realize that our valuation of children is somehow based, not in our respect for the life-stage they currently occupy, but upon their future as income-producing adults.

The nagging suspicion that this argument is somehow based on a sleight of hand – it would seem to permit any outrage to be reinterpreted as evidence of our betterment – may lead you to another objection: even if it's true that everything really is so much better than ever, why assume things will continue to improve?

Finally, let us recall that our MLP is somehow based on the same algorithmic base presented for the authors about the desensitization problem [21].

The central thesis of epistemic Evidentialism is that the norms of evidence governing belief are somehow based in the nature and aims of theoretical reason itself.