Sentence examples for classic premises from inspiring English sources

The appearling show is based riskily on the classic premises that everyone has a story to tell and that no examined life is truly boring.

This appealing show is based riskily on the classic premises that everyone has a story to tell and that no examined life is truly boring.

The show is based riskily on the classic premises that everyone has a story to tell and that no examined life is truly boring.

This appealing show is riskily based on the classic premises that everyone has a story to tell and that no examined life is truly boring.

"Naked onstage" is a classic premise for an anxiety dream, and the moment felt surreal.

This is a classic premise in Chinese literature: dueling loyalties, to one's elders and one's own ambitions, compounded by a clashing reverence for different teachers.

They tend to advance the argument that exceedingly offensive speech – from hate-mongering to porn – is as liable to cause harm as the classic premise of yelling "fire!" in a crowded theater.

The classic premise of situation comedy has always been that of a man trapped in his surroundings; and this is the case in Viz's finest strips, the characters poignantly locked in a doomed cycle by their giant testicles, religious fervour, undiagnosed autism, painful haemorrhoids, and terminal stupidity.

Based on the literature and the classic premise that young workers are more vulnerable to economic shocks (ILO 2011), we posit that: H1: The unemployment rate of young people stems mainly from the characteristics of the labor market and less from their personal attributes.

His works acquired a great structural richness, with shapes and volumes devoid of rational rigidity or any classic premise.

We were not told enough — the classic puzzle premise — was the central assumption of the Enron prosecution.