Sentence examples for about this premise from inspiring English sources

There is something reassuring about this premise, in terms of what it says about how far we have all come.

A lot about this premise is oddly reminiscent of Ms. Prose's 1992 novel "Primitive People," in which a Haitian woman gets an au pair job with a family in a bucolic Hudson Valley town.

The great thing about this premise is that it skips over any potential for the misery that was "Beverly Hills 90210: The College Years" and centers the action in the small town where it all originated.

The health care debate has made me think a lot about this premise of faith in people.

13 However, little is known about whether this premise holds for motivating junior high school students to increase physical activity and to reduce sedentary behaviour.

"Expanding Horizons: Landscape Photographs From the Whitney Museum of American Art," at the Whitney's branch at Phillip Morris, begins and just about ends with this premise.

Cloud is often positioned as the option for computing that saves money – and there is little that can be argued about this as a basic premise, as long as a move to cloud is done for the right reasons.

While there's something charming about the child who rejects this premise and starts searching for a third option — perhaps I could just taste the candy?

But first, a word about the premise: this race is not a sure thing, in either direction, no matter what the polls show this August afternoon.

Under this premise, he talks about being an advocate for white people that are "left behind".

But whatever else this premise might be perhaps something about the lattice structure of snow and the way it reflects light it will still need to be a premise about the world.