Sentence examples for wholly based from inspiring English sources
She was very, very wary that it would be wholly based on Debbie's book.
"The unique idea behind this film is wholly based on reality.
He wrote: "The remain campaign's case seems almost wholly based on what they describe as the nightmare of leaving.
The $10,000,000-a-year agency business is wholly based on the motto "Don't trust the studio".
The Old Prussian orthography is almost wholly based on the German orthography of that time and is quite inconsistent.
The current release, the 1994 blanc de blanc (meaning white wine from white grapes), wholly based on pinot blanc grapes, is a spirited, fresh, charming and refreshingly fruity aperitif-style lunch-oriented sparkling wine.
While others had to wait overnight for their orders, Johnson could not be left, even for another 10 minutes to worry about his future in the country he has, for wholly base reasons, demolished.
There are so many articles (some are repeatedly published) that are wholly inaccurate, based in half-science, extrapolation, innuendo, and out-of-context rhetoric.
TNS has profound and valuable implications for contemporary economies, but users should be aware that TNS is primarily designed as a persuasive argument, and is not wholly science based.
Even the last phase, which America is currently in and has arguably led, has depended upon a certain software which is wholly technologically based, and tied to the "thing" called a computer, or a Mac, an iPad, etc.
We are working towards a wholly fiber based optical transfection system on a microscope free platform which would be compatible with an endoscopic system to achieve in vivo optical transfection.
