Sentence examples for great premises from inspiring English sources
There is, sadly, no shortage of films of all sorts with great premises and nowhere to go, and this is one of them: an oddly parochial, earthbound film that doesn't quite know exactly how to develop its ideas.
Obsolete railway stations provided many opportunities for office redevelopment notably the renowned Broadgate project at Liverpool Street Station to the north of the Square Mile as did the great premises in Fleet Street, to the west, that had been vacated by newspaper publishers in their shift from hot-type production to computer typesetting.
Ever since "Battlestar Galactica" went off the air, the top tiers of TV have been without a gripping tale of speculative fiction, and that's preposterous, given how many TV writers are capable of creating that kind of show and how many great premises can be found in novels and graphic novels.
What a great premise for a sitcom, right?
He was a great premise, a mystery we were dying to understand.
It's a great premise, but in the end a very academic show.
This is a high-decibel CGI spectacular with a great premise.
Miguel Sapochnik's dystopian sci-fi satire has a great premise and opening half-hour.
The Honourable Assassin is a novel that has a great premise but is underdeveloped.
It's a great premise, and I dived into, and splashed around in, this book gleefully at first.
Up the Women has a great premise: a ladies' craft circle is politicised by Margaret (Hynes) into forming a group to "politely request women's suffrage".
