Sentence examples for neat premise from inspiring English sources
"Heartbreakers" has a neat premise, but it's no more than occasionally funny.
It's a neat premise, but having so many writers - led by Bola Agbaje and Rachel De-lahay but also including Lucy Kirkwood - doesn't work.
It's a neat premise, and the grab bag of brilliant bits that is all we know of Sappho's life might, in defter hands, have been fashioned into shimmering whole cloth.
In spite of ShadyJane winning the Edinburgh Fringe's Emerging Theatre Company Award last year, many critics still remained unconvinced by the show and panned it for consisting of little more than a neat initial premise.
"In Government hospitals they don't keep the premises neat and tidy, full of dirt only, if someone gets discharged they don't bother to change the bed covers or cleaning and maintenance are not to be seen".
"The whole premise is really neat".
Decades of punditry, pop sociology and prejudice have been premised on this neat division — from the religious right's Reagan-era claim to be a "Moral Majority" oppressed by a secular elite, to Barack Obama's unfortunate description of heartland America "clinging" to religion.
Munch takes a splendidly inside-out approach to his premise, which involves some neat conspiracy pulp: black-ops business involving the big man of the title, namely, Sasquatch.
According to the CVG preview, gunned down crooks return as cops to take revenge on their back-stabbing cohorts - a neat little wrinkle on an already intriguing premise.
Fielding has somehow pulled off the neat trick of holding to her initial premise — single woman looks for romance — while allowing her heroine to grow up into someone funnier and more interesting than she was before.
