Sentence examples for of its premises from inspiring English sources
The UN agency for refugees, Unrwa, said it had discovered about 20 rockets hidden in a school, which it condemned as a "flagrant violation of inviolability" of its premises.
But if that is right, then the above, Draper-style argument, even if all of its premises are true, is not as significant as it may initially appear, since if \((6^)\) is not true, the conclusion that theism is more likely to be false than to be true can be undercut by introducing additional evidence of a pro-theist sort.
Parliament temporarily had to move out of its premises on the bank of the Thames.
… This is a flagrant violation of the inviolability of its premises under international law.
The council wants to ban e-cigs in all of its premises and vehicles.
This paradox may be resolved by rejecting either of its premises, but, as with Kant's antinomy, neither premise seems dispensable.
In the simplicity of its premise it embodies the notion of high-concept entertainment.
The film gets a lot of mileage out of its premise, and it isn't afraid to take a few risks and have fun.
On this line, the conclusion of (3) is not a consequence of its premise given that it is not a conceptual truth that water is H2O.
Like "This Is the End," Mr. Goldberg and Mr. Rogen's 2013 apocalypse comedy, it embraces the darkness of its premise and answers despair with bursts of nasty, knowing silliness.
But those are the kind of quibbles that any freshman series will encounter as it works out the kinks of its premise.
