Sentence examples for Some premises from inspiring English sources

Some premises were extraterrestrial: a man copes with his space-alien uncle ("My Favorite Martian").

Some premises are definitions; some others are factual declarations about things.

Some premises in this bare-bones argument are in obvious need of support, like the modal intuition that P and C could have existed each in the absence of the other.

The snag is that provision is uneven, and whereas some premises are swish, a handful are much less so.

He asked Schumer and her sister, Kim Caramele, to send him some premises—What if you had boys instead of girls?—and he wrote some jokes.

This two-character piece of fluff, now playing at Penguin Rep in Stony Point, starts with some premises that are funny in themselves.

He asked Schumer and her sister, Kim Caramele, to send him some premises — What if you had boys instead of girls?

Catering and Hotelkeeper had been in touch about some premises, an old forge, in Cumbria; the freeholders were having trouble renting it out.