Sentence examples for extreme premise from inspiring English sources

The two are, obviously, complete strangers — and, unsurprisingly, their union buckled almost immediately under the weight of its own extreme premise.

And it's the press that has rather meekly accepted the extreme premise.

There are extreme, philosophical premises that could yield Quine's conclusion that the students do not know the announcement is true.

The magnitude of the output control action is consistent with the magnitude of the input value; in other words, an extreme input value (premise) results in an extreme output value (consequent), a mid-range input value causes a mid-range output value, and a small/zero input value is synonymous with a small/zero output value.

But notice that it starts with a premise that extreme methods of interrogation are needed.

Aristotle calls the term shared by the premises the middle term (meson) and each of the other two terms in the premises an extreme (akron).

But it gets worse: every scenario for Brexit is premised on extreme free trade agreements coupled with looser regulation to make us more competitive.

If authorities (in TX, AZ, NV, and UT) had vigorously enforced the laws against polygamy, we would not have dangerous cults like the FLDS that are premised on extreme obedience of women and girls to domineering men and the disposal of teenage boys.

The series immediately takes this premise to the extreme.

Does it take the "on-again off-again" premise to an extreme?

Our eight-month tenure in the mansion (which came with the unintended feature of owner's relative with huge-o marijuana habit on premises) fulfilled the Extreme Home Makeover Fantasy and habit I'd brought from Brooklyn of wondering what it would be like to inhabit a home with a) heat b) a wired-in smoke detector and a bonus feature of c) a koi pond.