Sentence examples for premise as from inspiring English sources

FEW exhibitions question their own premise as openly as "Represent: 200 Years of African-American Art in the Philadelphia Museum".

The complaint cites similarities in the books, which it says include "original expression, philosophy, premise," as well as specific words.

These blatantly comic characters undercut the credibility established by Mr. Herzog's naturalistic performance, and sink the horror premise as quickly as it surfaces.

"Everything in our most recent research has confirmed this premise, as has the fact that other campaigns have adapted to try and catch — or survive — the wave".

But there are other theories that lead to the rejection of this premise as well.

Well, dear readers, history has pretty much declared that premise as wrong.

Nate Boss of Project:Blu criticized the premise as well, writing that the episode was "just a couple jokes thrown together" rather than a complete story.

But "Orange" uses that premise as a lure to get us to listen to other voices.

Representative Rick Boucher, a Virginia Democrat, rejects that premise as "hogwash".

A couple's earnings premise, as I think of it, is rarely articulated.

It has the same premise as "Cashmere Mafia," which began last month on ABC.