Sentence examples for odd premise from inspiring English sources
The book, which is a reprint of one published in 1987, has an odd premise.
Trust and confidence are an odd premise on which to advance this report.
Yes, an odd premise, but Kaufman's book is so funny, very strange and quite romantic.
I've heard a little about The Voices; it sounds quite an odd premise.
For months now, the staggeringly odd premise has been the source of feverish online discussion and intense confusion.
It's an odd premise – the star-crossed lovers in question are an accountant from Matlock and a Surrey housewife – but its structure is nigh-on perfect.
The premise – odd couple Leonard and Sheldon have brilliant minds but can't talk to girls – had bite, but the show didn't seem like a smash.
This odd dichotomy was the premise of a symposium in Washington this month organised by the Lowy Institute, based in Sydney, Australia, on America's "torn allies".
The premise is odd enough, but then Mr. Knable starts pulling strings; by the time he is done, identities and centuries have shifted.
The premise is odd and occasionally infuriating, but as the men bumble around a jewelry store, an art gallery, an indoor ski park and the top floor of the Burj Khalifa, Mr. Jankowski is at his wry, confrontational, inquisitive best.
The Los Angeles-based Edward Kienholz had been a founder of the hipster Ferus Gallery, but soured on it when he felt it had gone commercial and joined hers, doing odd jobs around the premises and cooking up his early masterwork, "Back Seat Dodge '38".
