Sentence examples for apparent premise from inspiring English sources
But once the dance's apparent premise took serene hold, the event was fascinating, particularly in retrospect.
The apparent premise, creaky though it may be, holds ample opportunity for suspense and second-guessing, and Mr. Mangold handles the revelations and reversals of Michael Cooney's script with nerve-racking aplomb.
The apparent premise is that France's creditworthiness could slip if the government — whether led by Mr. Sarkozy or Mr. Hollande — backslides on efforts to cut its debt and deficit.
Apple has been holding on the apparent premise that it needed to get color rendering and other aspects of the display up to its exacting standards, but now that it has, it'll be very hard to look at its older mobile display tech in the same way.
On the apparent premise that evil takes many forms, playwright Frisch provided Schmitz with two confederates.
One apparent premise to using extracellular miRNAs for disease diagnose is the notion that the abundance of the miRNAs in body fluids reflects their abundance in the malignant cells causing the disease, thus researchers have focused on miRNAs that are abundant in the cells of origin.
It quickly became apparent that my premise was not far off.
This trial underscores the apparent limits to the premise of care/disease management for diabetes, particularly when provided carved out of the context of primary care.
The point of EC is not to show that we know, or even that our ordinary knowledge claims express true propositions; it is, rather, to reconcile the presumed truth of such claims with the apparent truth of the premises of SA (Cohen 2001, 95 96; DeRose 1995 characterizes the problem posed by SA in very similar terms).
This repetitive formula for success betrays the show's apparent aversion to its own premise.
As Reid (1983, pp. 178 9) observes, the argument from (1) and (2) to (3) is invalid, since the first premise speaks of apparent change, whereas the second premise concerns actual change.
