Sentence examples similar to premise of work from inspiring English sources

"Her congressional career was built on the very premise of working with people who represented different points of view, and finding a way to bring them together to solve a problem".

Sneaky Belgian cops who were probably a bit sore over the hijacking of their compatriots' ship back in 2009, lured Hassan to Brussels on the premise of working on a fake documentary about piracy.

And then there are the moments when the artist simply fails -- it could be during a live performance in front of a large audience, in the middle of a strenuous painting or another work in which the initial premise of the work is clearly not working out and the artist has no choice other than to find another way forward.

The central premise of this work is that the study under investigation should inform the normalization process.

The whole premise of my work is very pedantic and that is the only way it works.

But the premise of the work — that there must be some limit to population growth — is hard to argue with.

I chose to take part in Exhibit B because I was inspired by the premise of the work.

The premise of this work by Dan Goggin — the fifth entry in his "Nunsense" series of seven musicals — is that the nuns are on a cruise ship.

The premise of our work is that a more informed design process will lead to better design choices and therefore better performing buildings and cities.

The premise of the work is simple — get to know your potential customers as well as possible before you make a product for them.

The cinema was a key aspect of their experience, and they made movie madness, movie-centrism, and voracious cinephilic passion the very premise of the work of the modern director.