Sentence examples for peculiar premise from inspiring English sources

THE NEW GUY: Here's a peculiar premise for a comedy.

I believed in my peculiar premise and was determined to make it feel as real as possible.

This technique is based on what Thompson & Pocock [ 11] have described as "the peculiar premise that the trials done are representative of some hypothetical population of trials, and on the unrealistic assumption that the heterogeneity between studies can be represented by a single variance".

"Re-encountering" is a peculiar word for a survey whose premise is that Sergei Rachmaninoff never left.

For example, the argument at 1038b11 15 is based on the premise that the substance of x is peculiar (idion) to x.

We'll read more of those head-shaking editorials whose implicit premise is that extremism is a broad cultural propensity rather than an ideological characteristic peculiar to one party.

Why peculiar?

The premise?

Terrifically peculiar).

Very peculiar.

Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.