Sentence examples for premise of a from inspiring English sources

It's also the premise of a juvenile-justice system.

That was the premise of a study by two scholars in Ireland.

But Eileen M. Lainez, a Pentagon spokeswoman, disputed the premise of a gap.

The premise of A Possible Life is existential rather than narrative.

"The Cairo talks were based on an agreed premise of a total cessation of hostilities.

The whole premise of a spoof spy movie, it was said, was old hat.

Sometimes just the premise of a play is enough to make you like it.

Or such is the premise of a goofy rhythm game, Elite Beat Agents, from Inis.

We laughed: the very premise of a black President was, just a few years earlier, unfathomable.

This was the premise of a open letter launched this week by ClientEarth.

Cain also borrows from "Mildred Pierce" the premise of a woman left in dire financial straits after a bad marriage.