Sentence examples for premises ad from inspiring English sources
One could keep on adding such premises ad infinitum and yet not get the Tortoise to accept (Z).
Additional associations of amylin with vascular damage [ 69] are consistent with the premise that AD and VaD may not be as clearly distinct as has been thought previously.
With the exception of characters like Joe Camel, now retired, tobacco companies have generally stuck to flavor claims, lifestyle advertising and new packaging, rarely exploring whole new promises or premises in their ads.
Score: 5/10 Premise: Half Baileys ad, half luxe karaoke, Moss wears Presley's leather jumpsuit like a pro.
"In the New York metro area, the real world is filled with all sorts of complexities," he says, which is reflected in the premises of the ads.
The same holds for non-probabilistic induction: Adding premises to a good induction may weaken its strength: That the patient presents flu-like symptoms supports the hypothesis that he has the flu.
The premise of the ad is that his VW Beetle makes him so happy that he that walks around the office spreading happiness.
The premise of the ad is "Harry Mitchell must think your money grows on trees," as he grabs money off a tree while narrators lists his support for various items such as the "Obama-Pelosi stimulus," and "the new health care that costs a trillion dollars" and "cuts Medicare by $500 billion".
The problem with the ad's premise, Mr. Murphy wrote, "is that it isn't true".
The ad's premise is simple: an elderly Polish man who is beginning to learn English.
