Sentence examples for premise that perhaps from inspiring English sources

Trump responded in kind, referring to Carson as "a special, special person" while agreeing with his premise that "perhaps there are two Donald Trumps".

It's an exciting premise that is perhaps the hallmark of adolescence, and a vision typical of history's most influential youth cultures.

Perhaps they were accepting Mr. Brant's unspoken premise that life on the streets these days is not to be tamed and that we better find beauty in what we have.

That, perhaps, represented bottom.

Putting aside the mild hilarity of that premise — akin, perhaps, to saying that people are committing seppuku so they can buy those cool Japanese ceramic knives — it isn't even true.

It's a very bizarre premise, though perhaps no more bizarre than that of any other Bond film.

It is based on the premise that as a culture, perhaps as a species, "we have become lost in a fake world and cannot see the reality outside".

If I need justification for attending, it is on the perhaps thin premise that staying away would set a precedent requiring a boycott of just about every sport event in the world.

A simple premise, perhaps, but one that took hundreds of volunteer hours to develop, and a journey that taught us all deep respect for the men and women behind the games we play.

Mauch knew the rulebook and was allowed to make physical contact, perhaps on the premise that he had been swatting gnats.

Operating perhaps on the premise that if a smear of chocolate or splash of milk is therapeutic, a bath in the stuff is akin to a weekend at Davos, many spas, where the current food craze was born, now slather their clients from head to heels in every kind of delicacy.