Sentence examples for main premises from inspiring English sources

He lists four main premises that lead to their success.

One of the main premises of the movie is to show how charming he was, how he made people feel like they had a personal relationship with him.

A subsequent transfer to the main premises, in midtown Manhattan, brought him into contact with the study of the history of art; he and a friend were the only black students.

The article's main premises -- that Mr. Gottlieb had lost control of his company and had a reputation for being litigious -- were based on fundamental misunderstandings of the subject, scope and status of the legal proceedings discussed.

Elsewhere, the Queen Elizabeth hospital in Birmingham opened a food and clothing bank on its main premises earlier this month, and a spokeswoman said on Wednesday that they had been inundated with donations.

This year, the school is celebrating the centenary of its Mackintosh Building – its staggeringly beautiful main premises in Garnethill, Glasgow, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh – with a series of events and a fascinating exhibition in the Mackintosh Gallery.

His main premise is not particularly new.

"Children being empowered is the main premise of all children's literature," she explains.

To understand anything beyond the main premise, I had to look up words in the dictionary.

His main premise is that young people will tune out educators if their real concerns are left in the shadows.

A main premise of the bill is that banks need to hold more capital to absorb losses.