Sentence examples for a premise which from inspiring English sources

The show might be about a marriage, but that's a premise which has come to contain the world.

It reminded me a little of the 90s TV show Veronica's Closet, about a lingerie company based on Victoria's Secret: a premise which allowed them to get away with showing attractive young women in their bra and pants.

Ostensibly, the impact of weather across different locales and microclimates is not constant; a premise which underpins the current study.

cit)., by showing how the validity of the entailment is preserved by the addition of a premise which it is plausible to say we simply take for granted in assessing the validity of the entailments displayed above.

(a) In Aquinas' rendering, it depends on the postulate that "nature does nothing in vain", which in turn depends, according to Aquinas, on the premise that nature is the product of divine creative rationality, a premise which Aquinas himself argues is, though provable, by no means self-evident.

In writing sitcoms, everything started with a premise, which developed into a storyline, which became a first draft.

They say that the case for development around Oxford is based on a false premise, which is that it is an area for growth of jobs and business as well as homes.

Eurogamer's Martin Coxall called it "a generic and quickly tiresome shooter, with a contrived premise which, unfortunately, does nothing to elevate it".

The two compared the episode positively to the earlier second season episode "Blood" and wrote, "['Blood'] had a clever premise which didn't quite translate into an actual plot; here writer Mat Beck remedies that, very wisely".

According to Hafner, Bolzano prefers direct proofs for two reasons: 1) indirect proofs proceed by a detour [Umweg] and contain redundant premises, 2) indirect proofs always contain a false premise which cannot be admitted as the ground of other truths.

"Their argument is based on a single premise, which I think is flawed," he said.