Sentence examples for every premise of from inspiring English sources

Writer is at issue with our government on every premise of its nuclear policy.

When I go around the world giving master classes, I see every premise of composition practice under siege.

He questioned every premise of Kennedy's opinion, starting with its contempt for stare decisis, the rule of precedent.

If that is so, do you not have a heavy burden of justification?" Every premise of that question was a misperception.

"That means you have to question every basic premise of the theater: Where is musical theater today?

If we take very seriously the common view that Aristotle claims that every immediate premise of a demonstration expresses something about an existing entity, then one may well wonder how the principles of demonstration, axioms and posits, can be premises of demonstrations.

Every premise or pair of elements, respectively, was presented for 5 s, the fixation point (inter-stimulus interval) between them was shown randomly for 3.5, 4 or 4.5 s (see Fig.  1).

It is a mindset more than a faith, Sullivan argues: "Its core is not the individual conscience, but God himself, and the decision of the individual to surrender himself to God entirely as the premise of every action he commits and every decision he makes".

It's the premise of every sleight-of-hand game.

The implied or explicit premise of every Republican I heard is that any involvement of government in our lives is an arrogant abrogation of freedom.

A Begich aide said that the unstated premise of every conversation with the president was, "You need me, and I need the O.C.S".