Sentence examples for formed premise from inspiring English sources
Each outfit showed the talent of the designer to build intricate ensembles with beautiful detail work but, as a whole, the show just didn't crystallize as a collection with a fully formed premise.
Precisely that prediction formed the premise of Kevin Phillips's provocative political tract of 1969, "The Emerging Republican Majority".
This was raised by Emma Watson at the launch of the HeforShe campaign and formed the premise of Elizabeth Broderick's address on the second day of the conference.
Both are reducible indirectly to Barbara in the first figure as follows: Assume the A-form premise (the major in Baroco, the minor in Bocardo).
These yield a syllogism in Barbara, the conclusion of which contradicts the O-form premise of the syllogism to be reduced.
This new proposition and the major premise of Felapton form the premises of a syllogism in Ferio (first figure), the conclusion of which is "Some γ is not an α," which is also the conclusion of Felapton.
These questions form the premise of Mr. Ozon's film, but they are hardly the point.
Well, the scenario also forms the premise of this combi-horror, which stars Steve Guttenberg as a washed up 90s actor who, strangely, isn't called Steve Guttenberg but still has to fight half-spiders, half-volcanoes to save humanity.
They form the premise for a distinctly pro-South story of the Civil War that began to proliferate in the 1870s — with war memorials dedicated to the bravery, heroism and honor of Southern soldiers — and appeared in textbooks for about a century.
The lipoxygenase, phenylalanine ammonialyase, peroxidase, and polyphenol oxidase enzymes had a bidirectional effect on the quality of tobacco leaves and it was beneficial to form more premise matter of aroma based on the higher enzyme activities at the early leaf-drying stage.
