Sentence examples for premise of being from inspiring English sources

Initially we started with the premise of being genreless – however eventually our tastes developed and the site was streamlined.

Microsoft's problem is that it has sold Windows 10 on the premise of being available on a range of devices from smartphones to desktop computers.

Carlton Television, run by entrepreneur Michael Green, which ousted Thames, also bids high on the premise of being a publisher broadcaster.

But for mid-sized clubs like Villa – who can only realistically hope for exciting football and occasional cup runs – does this fixation on profitability clash with football's basic premise of being entertaining?

As an institution Tate Britain has had to deal with the very difficult premise of being a museum of national art in an age when national or international categories look increasingly out of place.

"The whole premise of being vertically integrated is that we can jigger with things a little," he said.

"What is laughable is the basic premise of what is going on," Charlie Stenholm, the endangered Texan, said.

One premise of Adtunes is that commercials are a primary way people discover new music.

A major premise of SFL is that language is a resource for meaning.

The premise of productivity is that more is good.

The whole premise of activism is this: all injustice is temporary.