Sentence examples for be that the premises from inspiring English sources

An inference is valid just in case the truth of the premises guarantees the truth of the conclusion, or alternatively if the premises are true then the conclusion has to be true as well, or again alternatively, if it can't be that the premises are true but the conclusion is false.

Bell says: "The problem with this whole debate is that the premises are all wrong.

The first is that the premise is utterly absurd.

It was in the 1950's that the premise of a monolithic Middle America took hold, and writers have been exploiting it ever since.

There is a more significant problem with the idea of the black vote, and that is that the premise itself is a fallacy.

For example, McFetridge's key claim is that the premise that snow is white is "an essential constituent" of an explanation of the truth of "Snow is white".

The thrill of this movie is that the premise is ably demonstrated: the serious hard-working Michael, who kept his eye on the prize, comes across.

The Ugly. "Romantic Comedy" (Justin Timberlake, Nasim Pedrad, Kenan Thompson, Kate McKinnon, Fred Armisen) The problem here is that the premise went for "outlandishly crass," yet nothing outlandish or crass ever happened.

"Beyond Borders" was a "planted spinoff," that is, the premise was introduced during a "Criminal Minds" episode earlier this season.

My problem, and I suspect Don's, with this is that the initial premise is just not true.

But the central trouble is that the first premise is simply false.