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The phrase "an interesting premise" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing the foundational idea or concept of a story, argument, or theory that captures attention or curiosity. Example: "The author presents an interesting premise that challenges traditional views on morality."
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The biggest frustration in "Evolution" is that it squanders an interesting premise.
It took an interesting premise – how much of what we own could we do without?
LATELIER OF ALAIN DUCASSE: The Artistry of a Master Chef and His Proteges (Wiley, $60) has an interesting premise.
It is an efficiently crafted, small-scale film with an interesting premise, although it sometimes feels like an atmospheric short that has been stretched out.
Well, Can't Let Go has an interesting premise - a woman who has got away with murder in America is now being stalked for the crime in Britain.
HERE is an interesting premise for a book: to gain investment wisdom, travel around the globe in a customized canary-yellow Mercedes-Benz sports car.
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It's a really interesting premise, which like Bastion before it, offers a new slant on the idea of narrative in role-playing titles.
"It's a really interesting premise to dive into that I think freshens up the whole story".
It's a pretty interesting premise with great production value.
The cameras should work with the upcoming Google TV box, enabling 720p video chats on the TV, a far more interesting premise than shipping HD video out of my messy office.
It's still early days, but the woeful combat and lacklustre environments will need a lot more work before the game lives up to its interesting premise.
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