Sentence examples for premise of an from inspiring English sources

The premise of an alternate reality in "Maple and Vine" is played for real.

All too often the premise of an "unlikely friendship" remains just that: unlikely.

That is the premise of an unusual effort by a former Google executive to promote start-ups through the creation of a new investment vehicle.

At the Prosblogion, Trent Dougherty takes issue with the premise of an article in Scientific American, which asserts that "critical thinking" leads to atheism.

That at least is the premise of an unusual exhibition at the Maison de la Villette in eastern Paris, on view through Aug. 13.

This opener didn't help by successfully undermining the entire premise of an earlier highly successful little series called The X-Files.

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

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

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

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

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