Sentence examples for A fascinating premise from inspiring English sources

A fascinating premise, executed with rare integrity (which is to say, no reality show manipulation).

While the frame of Mr. Didi-Huberman's writing makes for a fascinating premise for an evening of dance, in practice it's too much like a task, dutifully fulfilled.

It is a fascinating premise for a story, along the lines of the movie An Affair to Remember, in which one half of a couple waits endlessly for the other, who will never turn up.

American writer Lavender's first book begins with a fascinating premise that invokes social psychologist Stanley Milgram's controversial experiment on obedience, showing that people were willing to administer what they believed were severe electric shocks to others when told to by an authority figure.

It's a fascinating premise in the age of Guantánamo, but the resulting images seem oddly incongruous, featuring the same grazing bison, truck stops, housing developments, and giant, kitschy highway statuary that one sees in more pedestrian versions of the great American road trip.

The reviews are great and the movie, based on the short film you see here, has a fascinating premise: aliens land in Africa and suffer under intergalactic apartheid.

I've just dived into Season One and the black humor, penetrating dialogue and fascinating premise (a young adopted man is trained by his cop father to blend into society, fake emotions and use his proclivity for murder only to punish the truly guilty who have escaped the law) have me hooked.

Other areas of Islamic culture that Wilson points to as a space he believes will impact a wider consumer mindset is the fascinating premise of going beyond After-Sales Service into Customer After-Lifetime Value, a topic Wilson has previously published a paper on.

It has a fascinating fictional premise: a missing child who comes back and a changed family who have to get used to the idea.

The fascinating premise of the two studies is that the bacteria in our gut play a significant role in converting nutrients in the food we eat to potentially harmful substances.

As it happens, the short story is the ideal venue for Makkai's considerable talent, not only for drawing nuanced characterisations, but for contriving strange and fascinating premises.