Sentence examples for premises feel from inspiring English sources

It has 175 branches, though in many cases the premises feel more like offices than typical bank branches.

Even those who swim in and change clothes on the premises feel as at home as the svelte black-dress crowd that also gravitates here.

This goes on for more than 10 minutes, and the premise feels exhausted maybe halfway through.

At these times the premise feels like a stunt that has backfired.

Now that the two communities are so politically polarised, The Infidel's body-swap premise feels timely.

Beyond serving as a showcase for two frequently paired stars- Lancaster as a power-mad general, Douglas as a principled whistle-blower--the movie works because in the context of the paranoic Cold War era, the premise feels all-too-plausible.

Beyond serving as a showcase for two frequently paired stars- Lancaster as a power-mad general, Douglas as a principled whistle-blower--the movie works bacause in the context of the paranoic Cold War era, the premise feels all-too-plausible.

Today, spotting a human on the premises can feel like an accomplishment.

His charisma is crucial to persuading both his fellow X-Men, and the audience, of the plot's central premise, particularly since that premise can feel muddled at times, overcrowded with cameos and plot strands and superfluous references to Vietnam.The key, as the studio Marvel knows, is to concentrate on the characters.

Many renowned economists reject the major premise and feel this imbalance is commensurate with the fact that Catalonia happens to be a wealthy region.

When you run your datacenter on-premises, you feel like you're safer, but are you?