Sentence examples for premise forms from inspiring English sources

This brutal premise forms the basis of George Brant's fierce monologue Grounded, which is currently running off-Broadway with Anne Hathaway as its drone pilot.

On the other hand it has been argued that religion (or faith) is one of three domains of spirituality, along with peace and meaning, rather than being differentiated from it and this premise forms the basis of the Functional Assessment of Chronic Illness Therapy - Spiritual Well-being Scale (FACIT-Sp), used to measure the religious/spiritual components of quality of life [ 14].

Each of the premises has one term in common with the conclusion: the major term in the major premise, which forms the predicate of the conclusion, and the minor term in the minor premise, which forms the subject of the conclusion.

And if you think the premise of forming a relationship with an operation system or a virtual assistant is outrageous, read this lovely article about a boy with autism befriending Apple's Siri.

As already said, mental securitas cannot be premised on forms of self-distraction and self-delusion, which turn our mind away from the causes of our discontent.

Once you've finished skimming my words, misinterpreting my every premise and forming your knee-jerk, nationalistic response – please, please be sure to hack it out in the comments.

It is surprising how many people don't understand the premise of forming a single file line.

The analyses examine whether the basic premises that form the theory behind the Second Demographic Transition can be applied to family related attitudes and behaviors in Poland.

That's the premise behind "Ruptures: Forms of Public Address," a group show of socially alert art at Cooper Union that is less a meditation on specific issues than a call to action as an interruptive end in itself.

Based on the premise that IkBa forms a complex with the available cytoplasmic NF-kB mathematically we expressed is as the product (1-NFkBn) IkBa.

Of course we can extend the same premise to every form of life, from snails, to whales, and everything in between, including you and me and every human being on this planet.