Sentence examples for premise suggests from inspiring English sources

Still, the novel is darker than its premise suggests.

In the end, "Kiki & Herb" is a more political show than its premise suggests.

It's not terrible, by any means: just not nearly as funny or cruel as its killer premise suggests.

The World War II action comedy "All the Queen's Men" is even more of a drag than its weary premise suggests.

A slew of TV funny men (David Schneider, Matt Lucas) pepper what's essentially a big-screen sitcom, with perhaps more laughs than its creaky premise suggests.

The goofy premise suggests an alternative view of the generation gap: maybe it's Gen X-ers who are the distracted ones, too narcissistic to look closely at just who is fetching their espresso.

Perhaps the real surprise of Scrotal Recall, though, was that it was sweet as well as funny, a far more sophisticated comedy than that playground title (and eyebrow-raising premise) suggested.

We challenge that premise suggesting a selective retention approach for operational data thus curtailing the size of databases and warehouses without losing content and information value.

Time James Poniewozik also commented on the repetitive premise, suggesting that the jocks versus geeks plot was the one most likely to be accessible to the new audience.

Women in the latter focus group, however, rejected this premise, suggesting that with their human capital, women can now achieve material success without dependence on men.

An analysis based on bout-and-pause premises suggests that SHR hyperactivity reflects a high rate of bout initiations (higher b) in SHR relative to WKY, even though SHR response bouts were shorter (lower p; Figure 6, left panels).