Sentence examples for premises are so from inspiring English sources

Not only is it excruciatingly boring -- the cinematic equivalent of a pleasant walk in the country spoiled by pointless distractions -- but its central premises are so banal and dubious as to border on offensiveness.

There are many published trials in which the premises are so vague or biologically implausible that the so-called negative results are an unavoidable consequence.

The exhibition is disappointing largely because its premise is so fascinating.

For another, the premise was so weird and fascinating and absurd.

This premise is so tidy that ads for the book can squeeze it into six little words: "Two people.

Its basic premise is so absurd that the reader starts off burdened with a passel of doubts.

In the exhibition the apocalyptic premise is so easily overturned that it seems like a straw man, a pretext to draw crowds.

As with all great spoofs, Ayckbourn's premise is so horribly plausible you hesitate to declare whether it's supposed to be a joke or not.

The premise is so important and to try and choose something is one of the biggest things we've wrestled with.

The premise is so outlandish and this Anne is so profane that it is easy to picture Mr Auslander cackling devilishly at his keyboard ("Six million he kills …and this one gets away").

So why pick up an app that didn't work the first time around, and whose entire premise was so controversial that many people just didn't understand what it was or why you would use it?