Sentence examples for just premises from inspiring English sources

The proposed constitutional reforms arose out of just premises -- who wouldn't want the Italian institutional system simplified?

But it is worth thinking about just what premises about terrorism and fundamentalism lie behind these arguments.

Maxim Chebanov has just moved premises to make room for expansion.

Sometimes just the premise of a play is enough to make you like it.

THE honest truth is, for a comedian, even death is just a premise to make jokes about.

At one point, in Washington, Agent 355 reminds Yorick that the death of every man on earth is not just a premise for an adventure.

Staging one's own death or disappearance, or switching identities with someone else: it's not just a premise of witness protection (and witness protection comedies like "Bird on a Wire"), but it's also the catalyst of classic works like Antonioni's landmark film "The Passenger" and Anthony Minghella's Hitchcockian thriller "The Talented Mr. Ripley".

Moral skeptics conclude that there is no way to rule out moral nihilism, just as premise (1) claims.

At the University of Hertfordshire in the UK psychologists have developed and researched a weight loss programme based on just this premise.

Of course there are many more wrinkles to the story than just that premise.

But that's just the premise!