Sentence examples for premises are both from inspiring English sources
A healthy dose of business acumen and the right premises are both vital.
Meanwhile, I am equally eager to vacate these premises, being both concerned for my personal safety and acutely aware there's zero chance of making a sale from an irate suburbanite with significant boundary issues.
Granted, the premise is both maudlin and absurd, but there are plenty of actresses -- Ashley Judd and Michelle Pfeiffer immediately come to mind -- who might have made both the humor and the sentiment at least passably credible.
If, after both premises are diagrammed (the universal premise first, if both are not universal), the conclusion is also represented, the syllogism is valid; i.e., its conclusion follows necessarily from its premises.
Both premises are fallacious: we should not have weapons which cannot be used for our defence and we cannot influence other countries not to have nuclear weapons when we ourselves have them.
And, when some valid syllogisms are formulated according to Aristotelian rules, paradoxes arise in which both premises are true and the conclusion is false.
It seems that there is no interpretation of 'possibility of motivation' for which it is plausible that both premises are true and avoid begging the question against externalism.
Finally, the premise subset {q, r} is "in between": together q and r are relevant (if both premises are left out, the conclusion is no longer derivable), but each of them separately can be left out (while keeping the conclusion derivable).
Although both premises are correct, the conclusions do not follow.
If both premises are affirmative, the conclusion must also be affirmative.
