Sentence examples for introducing the premise from inspiring English sources

But after introducing the premise, and establishing a tension between Kaushik and Hema, the two principal characters, I was unable to move forward.

After an opening consisting of a quick montage of images (about which more later), Bergman introduces the premise of Persona.

In the school hall at Hampton Academy, the cast members introduce the premise of their play, discuss what bullying has meant to them – and their characters – and then answer questions.

Pilots are difficult to assess: they have to introduce the premise, the setting and the characters in short order, while also compelling viewers to care enough about what happens next to justify a series.

The series also introduced the premise of not including any production credits.

The first television campaign explicitly introduced the premise of the campaign by asking what would happen if the world's favourite word (Okay) was replaced with "What if?".

Chapter 1 introduces the main premises of the hybrid (metal-composite) hull concept and principal challenges inherent to engineering of hybrid structures pertinent to their naval application.

To prove a point about the non-natural character of language (see 3 below), he renamed one of his slaves 'Allamēn' (not a randomly chosen sound but a Greek conjunction favoured by logicians like Diodorus for introducing the minor premise of a syllogism, 'But now …').

On the basis of this premise a strategy is outlined for identifying the areas of the vault to be selected for introducing the FRP provisions.

Introduces the premises closure order which allows the police and local authorities to apply to magistrates' courts to close privately owned, rented, commercial and local authority premises at the centre of serious and persistent disorder or nuisance.

In defining the invariable connection (vyapti) between the middle and the major premises, he introduced the concept of a vitiating condition (upadhi) and stressed that the required sort of connection, if an inference is to be valid, should be unconditional.