"I am very impressed that they have kept it so secret for so long and they get to use the University of London brand, use their premises and fancy office space".
"NuvaBling" (Kate McKinnon, Vanessa Bayer, Cecily Strong, Aidy Bryant) A fairly funny premise -- fancy female contraceptive -- but it never really went anywhere past "smiling, dancing sperm," unfortunately.
When Picasso first met Gilot, he'd proposed keeping her captive in an attic, swaddled like a Muslim woman, until he was ready to unwrap her for delectation; early in his friendship with Rosengart, he said that he fancied detaining her on the premises as a perpetually available model.
True, Jonze's premise is an intriguing flight of fancy about love in our techno-culture, but as someone whose internet provider provides little or no connection, I found it gimmicky; devoid of a narrative motor.
Whereas Western technology firms have plush premises, in China the people shiver while fancy equipment stays warm.Though cold, Weigao's labs are a steaming cauldron of creativity.
Mr. Englund returns as Freddy, the dream reaver who uses the fear in children's nocturnal flights of fancy as a source of energy; he functions on the premise that "Monsters Inc".
Money is the story's very premise — a couple living in an apartment and borrowing a fancy house for a vacation that they can't otherwise afford to take.
And a minor premise is that traditional Western learning, as codified by universities that bestow fancy degrees, is woefully incomplete, sometimes harmful, and must be supplemented by other ways of knowing.
Fancy names, fancy personas.
