Sentence examples for premise why from inspiring English sources

But back to my original premise: why can't I get excited for Mass Effect 2? Or, more generally, why can't I "get into" BioWare games?

I don't buy the initial premise... why would colour and presentation be so important if the taste is intensified by other senses being dimmed?" As an exercise in raising awareness of visual impairment, it's commendable, and it's an interesting concept.

"I think hard work among Asians is the premise of why they succeed," Saegusa said.

"Part of the underlying premise of why people don't feel we should have to put up with that stuff is we're bigger; if we launch a military strike, we can wipe them out.

And the central premise behind why we see Mr. Obama as the modest favorite is very simple: he seems to hold a slight advantage right now in enough states to carry 270 electoral votes.

It undercuts the main premise of why money in politics is problematic.

Sometimes words aren't enough, and that's the goal and premise of why I use my images to raise awareness about issues that I think are important for people to see.

This premise may be why many critics have seen this as more than a potboiler: at first glance it looks metafictional.

The premise is this: why did Nasa never return to the moon after Apollo 17? Is it because of exorbitant operational costs, dwindling public interest and a new focus on developing reusable space exploration technologies like you thought?

Every so often along comes a book so delicious in its premise you wonder Why didn't someone do this sooner?

On first glance, one can see why: the premise is certainly intriguing.