Sentence examples for The very premise from inspiring English sources

The very premise is hopeful.

The very premise of these questions, however, shows how branding has rendered us deeply delusional as consumers.

The very premise, of course, of the American President being offed by his own killer robots is a political argument.

The very premise of this poem is, I think, a transgressive one, utterly changing all of the emphases in traditional Christian doctrine.

The very premise seems to be that women value career less than men do, or that mothers don't want high-profile, challenging work.

The very premise of this political system is that virtually any government service can and should be traded for campaign cash, sometimes legally and sometimes illegally.

And he challenged the very premise of the trial.

Indeed, this is the very premise behind the system of close parole supervsion.

But the very premise of Miranda requires that ambiguity be interpreted against the interrogator.

"This policy change undermines the very premise of welfare reform," Mr. Chen writes.

He sings her praises but I find the very premise of it depressing.