Sentence examples for have a premise from inspiring English sources
If the BBC came knocking again, asking me to make a documentary about transport, I would say: only if I'm allowed to have a premise as eccentric as that of Andrew Martin on Timeshift: The Trains That Time Forgot (BBC4): "My aim is to find out why we once named trains, and why we don't do so any more".
Hence, any such skeptical argument must have a premise stating a necessary condition on the justification of belief.
I have a premise: If you are not going to do something well, don't even try".
Premise: I don't know if these reality shows really have a premise.
Kevin Brockmeier's third novel has a premise of dazzling simplicity: pain becomes visible.
"Thumbelina" has a premise that is inherently enchanting: it's the adventures of a miniature human being.
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.
By Nicholas Lemann Hoffman, who founded LinkedIn, has a premise about how the economic world will work from now on.
Mr. Howard, who has a syndicated radio show and a program on HLN television, has a premise that is simple -- and depressing.
