Sentence examples for premise goes from inspiring English sources

That premise goes beyond razor blades.

Stripped of its artistic components, the premise goes, figure skating might reclaim its athletic credibility.

It's Shepherd-as-Hamlet's imagination, so the premise goes, that creates the onstage action, in which live performers mirror the movements and speech of the actors in the 1964 projection.

McCall returns for the 11th series of this Bafta award-winning gameshow, with more cash-hungry contestants, the odd F-list celebrity pairing and the chance, so the premise goes, to win £1m.

Four, the article's premise goes too far as a logically sound way to characterize people's behavior.

Where can the premise go from there?

"Beautiful People" is a sad case of a nifty premise gone desperately wrong.

The alto saxophonist and composer Steve Coleman puts his trust in systems, though he's too rigorous to let any premise go untested.

The Ugly. "Romantic Comedy" (Justin Timberlake, Nasim Pedrad, Kenan Thompson, Kate McKinnon, Fred Armisen) The problem here is that the premise went for "outlandishly crass," yet nothing outlandish or crass ever happened.

It's a great, light-hearted binge-watch with enough surprising twists to keep the premise going into its fourth season, which premiered last week.

Washington Post daily blogger/weekly columnist Alexandra Petri wrote, "Violence against women, as a hilarious joke premise, went out of style somewhere between the passenger pigeon and the Pole joke".