Sentence examples for catch the premise from inspiring English sources

This is the premise he never laid out, Newt? (Last week, Gingrich was arguing the opposite: that Gregory was the one who brought up Ryan, but Newt didn't actually catch the premise of the question, and was just answering more generally, and never meant the Ryan plan to be considered "right-wing social engineering".

And it was that premise that caught the eye of Sydney Pollack, director, producer and father of two grown daughters.

Dozens of security guards watch the premises.

As all known large (catching from many premises) catching companies are included in the database, it is assumed that catching companies that are not included in the database are small companies that do not necessarily catch from many premises.

If you are operating from the premise that if you catch Trump red-handed in some lie he will have to confess and apologize, you will be disappointed every time.

"If you are operating from the premise that if you catch Trump red-handed in some lie he will have to confess and apologize," he writes, "you will be disappointed every time".

The premise of a willowy innocent caught in the crossfire had all the hallmarks of a telenovela, and some critics groused that the film was implausible.

Siemens has built its youth franchise on the premise of "being clever enough to catch her off guard".

Even if you accept the premise that more needs to be done to catch Kony, the video is short on answers.

The premise of "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," an adaptation of Collins's second volume, doesn't make a lot of sense, either.

The premise of a sting is that the operation catches criminals or terrorists doing what they would have done anyway.