Sentence examples for easy premise from inspiring English sources

After all, Woodlawn Cemetery does not automatically yield an easy premise.

Plaza was attracted to the idea of taking such a potentially easy premise for comedy and bringing depth to it: "It's such a thing now, people making fun of other people on the internet".

The Monster Squad has a ridiculously easy premise for an '80s movie: bring together Dracula, Frankenstein, the Mummy, the Wolfman, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon, and then get a team of kids to try to stop them.

Not the easiest of premises to sell, but with the help of giant billboards featuring a long-haired Kitsch half-naked save for a loin cloth, one that has the potential to sell itself.

It's easy to understand Premise's appeal.

Once cured of the foreign quick fix, it is easy to accept the premise that in the field of international competition, if the contest is to mean anything it has to be a test of national qualities and attributes.

The other day, on the sidewalks of post-blizzard Manhattan, it was easy to accept the premise of this James Stevenson cartoon — that humans could not possibly be responsible for all of the piles of big, ugly, black bags.

And it revolves around a therapist's office in Los Angeles, a premise fairly easy to imagine taking off in as many predictable directions as there are routes to the Staples Center.

Hegel's thought eludes easy summation, and its premises are not intuitively obvious.

Based on the premise of easier shapes and more affordable prices (from $600), this line of dresses had a single focus: the small collar.

Many health literacy-related interventions – such as using media other than written information to convey health information, designing plain language information or consent forms, and equipping premises with easy to understand signposts and directories – are applicable in any health care organization [ 30, 31].