Sentence examples for No premise from inspiring English sources

Hanni has said for years that the matching of a particular wine with a particular food is a scam, there being "absolutely no premise historically, culturally, or biologically for drinking red wine with meat".

Back at the genesis of the society, though, no premise could have been more radical than for a white person to consider Gullah spirituals worthy of protection and emulation.

There is no asking more, no premise of comprehensiveness, because flash fiction is a form that privileges excision over agglomeration, adhering more than any other narrative form to Hemingway's famous iceberg dictum: only show the top 10 percent of your story, and leave the other 90 percent below water to be conjured.

Starting from a premise that higher-income areas have better-looking, more responsive schools is no premise at all; in fact, it is a restatement of the obvious and the reason voucher advocates are working to equalize this egregious wrong in American society.

Single-conclusion q-entailment is defined by requiring that if no premise is antidesignated, the conclusion is designated.

Irrelevant premise fallacies will be cases of no premise support at all, whereas insufficient premise fallacies are those in which there is some support, but not enough of it.

If, after both premises have been represented in the diagram universal ("All" or "No") premises first the conclusion is also represented, the syllogism is valid (i.e., its conclusion follows necessarily from its premises); if not, it is invalid.

No premises for involuntary hospitalization could be found, so their request had to be respected.

The result of all this is that Apple had a "head office" in Ireland with no premises, no employees and no real activities.

It also has no premises, and is lumbered with an unpopular government plan to build 15,000 new homes on the outskirts of the town.

With no premises arranged, no systems yet in place, Naomi found she had just two years to get a department up and running that would deliver seven hours of programmes a week to meet the Independent Broadcasting Authority's requirements.