Sentence examples for its premises is from inspiring English sources
One of its premises is that marriage itself is a matter of dressing up and performing, and that those enactments, particularly when children are watching, can be its most genuine part.
A third solution of the puzzle arguably says that one of its premises is false.
It is then claimed that its premises are necessary, and thus, by the principle that entailment transmits necessity from premises to conclusion, that its conclusion is necessary too.
An argument is illocutionarily sound just in case it is both illocutionarily valid and all its premises are such that their conditions of satisfaction are met.
Under this description, rational theology belonged to scientia indeed, it was the "queen of sciences"—because its premises were the highest and most certain.
Its premises are a hard-to-manage, multi-level labyrinth.
Hegel's thought eludes easy summation, and its premises are not intuitively obvious.
Its premises are now plastered with posters supporting the president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
Its premises are decorated with a mural by local artist Zio Ziegler.
The exchange was closed in 1939, and its premises are now given over to office and exhibition space.
