Sentence examples for has a premise from inspiring English sources

"Thumbelina" has a premise that is inherently enchanting: it's the adventures of a miniature human being.

It also has a premise that can be summarized in seconds.

Ms. Joyce's novel, a sentimental nominee for this year's Man Booker Prize, has a premise that is simple and twee.

One of this month's novels has a premise as wonderfully outlandish as any we've seen in a long while.

Hoffman, who founded LinkedIn, has a premise about how the economic world will work from now on.

Loopy and lovable, When the Clouds Roll By has a premise that is as bizarre as it is unpleasant.

To the extent that Bloomberg's candidacy ever had a premise, it was that running New York wasn't actually all that difficult.

Hence, any such skeptical argument must have a premise stating a necessary condition on the justification of belief.

"Mo had a premise of never being corrupted, of never accepting bribes, of never tolerating less than the best," Naidoo stated.

Premise: I don't know if these reality shows really have a premise.

I have a premise: If you are not going to do something well, don't even try".