Sentence examples for only two premises from inspiring English sources

The argument from motivation has only two premises.

Only one premise holds: "It is no use behaving normally in an abnormal situation".

In this theoretical perspective, knowledge and norms are only two in many premises for action; concerns related to experiences often guide action [ 29].

"In my experience there have only been three premises where I have gone in and not been offered that service some time during the course of the treatment".

There were witnesses — "we're talking about neighbors and people that heard things" — but "the only two persons on the premises were the resident and the deceased".

Thirteen guilds were eventually accommodated in the new premises, only two venerable bodies — the Notaries and Judges, and the Wool Merchants Guilds — being allowed to remain in their original headquarters.

She proposes that Kant's first two premises only entail that we must try to achieve the perfect good, not that it is actually attainable.

Other commentators assailed the sourcing used to support the article's premise: only two people named in the text, plus a large trove of e-mail from people whose names were redacted by The Times.

A path in a temporal network between two premises exists only if all connecting movements are in a time sequence (see Fig.  1).

The L'il Devin (an oatmeal-andcranberry sandwich cookie with a cream-cheese filling) and heavenly carrot cake are homemade by Ivy Tack, the only one on the premises who's been to cooking school.

The logical alternative, yet an alternative as well based on the empirical range of human difference, holds that gender and sexuality no longer be premised on only two categories of genital anatomy, but by an unbounded continuum of human experience that contributes to the formation of myriad desires.