Sentence examples for from the same premise from inspiring English sources

And so we weren't even starting from the same premise".

Wolfe's work, always more occupied with the social than the self, springs from the same premise.

Modern Art Oxford's Graham Sutherland: An Unfinished World, starts from the same premise.

Alex Garland's spindly new novel "The Coma" starts from the same premise as his grisly screenplay for "28 Days Later".

But he drew a different conclusion than Justice Scalia had from the same premise, saying that "the death penalty cannot be administered in accord with our Constitution".

The earlier McClure Report, tabled by Jocelyn Newman in 2000, began from the same premise; that we urgently needed to address the problem of "welfare dependency" because it, and people's lives, are seemingly spiralling out of control.

Russell, who has done much detective work tracking down people and places in the watercolours, set out to identify the location of all 24 original shops – butcher, baker and confectioner, furrier, submarine engineer (selling diving suits), the oyster bar, amusement arcade and so on (the clerical outfitter and the cheesemonger are still trading from the same premises).

To argue from the same premises that it would be right (wrt B) to bomb the village would be obviously fallacious.

And wouldn't it be obviously invalid to conclude from the same premises that contemplating Michelangelo's David would be bad?

A confirmatory probabilistic argument might proceed from the same premises but dispense with the ratio of the priors, focusing on the fact that the ratio P(E|M /P(E|~M) is top heavy.

The recognition of statutory property rights over the informational content of improved plant varieties was operated through the expansion of the scope of traditional IP mechanisms' protection, as well as the enactment of need-specific protection regimes, so-called "legal hybrids" (Reichman [1994]), derived from the same premises as the traditional protection regimes (Boyle [2003]).