Sentence examples for called the premise from inspiring English sources

Entertainment Weekly called the premise "a little horrifying".

He called the premise of the game "heinously stupid".

(Ailes has called the premise that he would like to elect the next president "just bullshit").

Igor Kochetkov, the head of the Russian L.G.B.T. Network, a rights group based in St . Petersburg called the premise of the law "absurd".

But he began to find his real path, or paths, when he joined an improvisational cabaret in Greenwich Village called "The Premise".

The film, which is directed by The Warriors' Walter Hill, was criticised last year by the LGBT group Glaad, which called the premise "sensationalistic" and said the film undermined the progress of transgender rights.

He also calls the premise "an outdated romantic trope".

Selena Roberts is probably right when she calls the premise optimism on helium ("Boxing May Benefit From the New Wave of Women Entering the Ring," April 10).

Blanchett calls the premise of the original novel by Highsmith as "arresting and unusual - the idea of love as a criminal act".

Andrew Payne from Starpulse cited the episode as the second most disappointing of the series, calling the premise "lame".

Make it happen, folks!" Robert Shearman and Lars Pearson, in their book Wanting to Believe: A Critical Guide to The X-Files, Millennium & The Lone Gunmen, rated the episode one stars out of five, calling the premise "achingly unambitious".