Sentence examples for premises appear to from inspiring English sources

On a first read the Disfranchisement Premises appear to presuppose the conclusion they aim to show.

Although the premise appears to have been wrong, the Europeans have, so far, merely held up negotiations on a new trade and co-operation agreement.

But now that its premise appears to be coming true, more gradually and not so dramatically, I am less convinced of the direction its prophetic powers took.

The premise appeared to be "let's kill Suarez".

Given the definition of ultimacy (as given in section 2.2 above), the second premise appears to be an analytic truth.

A hidden premise appears to be present in the first excerpt, using a contrastive expression: (12) Et cette citoyenneté ne doit pas être opposée à la citoyenneté française.

These two old-timers grasp the absurdity of the film's premise and appear to enjoy themselves mightily.

Its basic premise would appear to have been inspired by Douglas Adams: specifically, the giant Golgafrincham ark from The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, which is carrying huge numbers of people to colonise other planets.

(3) Deductions that start from premises which only appear to be dialectical, are fallacious deductions because of their starting points, as are (4) those "deductions" that do have dialectical premises but do not really necessitate their conclusions.

Cristina Nehring, writing in the Chronicle of Higher Education, agrees with Davidson's basic premise: There does appear to be a prurient fixation on sodomy (so-called) among the high-minded professors working in classical antiquity over recent decades.

Based on these premises, UVH-F patients appear to be better adapted to perform submaximal physical exercise, which in any case is not different to that of their healthy peers [ 55].