Sentence examples for exactly the same premises from inspiring English sources

He applied exactly the same premises to the relations between men and women, insisting that absolute legal equality would spur new discoveries about how to live and who to be — new creativity in gender identity (not his term but certainly his thought) and new experiments in how equals could care for one another.

He applied exactly the same premises to the relations between men and women, insisting that absolute legal equality would spur new discoveries about how to live and who to be new creativity in gender identity (not his term but certainly his thought) and new experiments in how equals could care for one another.

Your defense of the punitive - and cynically misnamed - No Child Left Behind Act ("How to Rescue Education Reform," editorial, Oct. 10) rests on exactly the same premise used by the Bush administration and other conservatives to justify privatizing public education: sweeping claims about the failure of our schools.

Worse, both shows have the same premise.

His novels follow the same premise.

But when exactly the same thing happens on school premises, somehow that's just "fine".

It looks as though there will be just as many retrodictive derivations as predictive derivations, and each will require premises of exactly the same general sort information about positions, velocities, masses etc. and the same laws.

The resultant argument is of the form AAA-4, which is exactly the same argument as AAA-1 with interchanged premises.

Does he retain his oft-stated belief – and the premise behind Law and Order – that the person who becomes a policeman has almost exactly the same pathology as the criminal?

It was exactly the same.

They look exactly the same.