Sentence examples similar to has all premises from inspiring English sources
The overall premise has all kinds of possibilities: A famous author fakes his death so he can read his obituaries and, more important, the academic assessments of his career and work that will follow.
Creators Steven Cragg and Brian Bradley offer certain updates — a subplot involves mild sexting — but the basic premise has all the nuance of a folding chair.
"Pontypool" barely develops a premise that has all kinds of implications about the mass media (talk radio in particular) and the degradation of language in a culture overrun with hyperbole, jargon, disinformation and contrived drama.
Finally, I do not claim that translational ethics would require a straightforward, top-down application of normative theory on clinical work, nor do I presume that the philosophers (broadly understood as theorists working on normative matters) have all the pertinent premises for a justified practice.
It's a wonderfully complex premise that we've all been wrestling with".
I just don't want to accept your premise that they've all been negative.
(Premise) A being having all of God's properties plus existence in reality can be conceived.
At least the Cambodia Stock Exchange has impressive premises in the country's tallest building.
(Longchen, 1983: 204f) Nyingma's defence of the definition (2) also has two premises.
