Sentence examples for premises have proved from inspiring English sources

But Bush's premises have proved flawed, and the war-on-terror frame has obscured more than it has clarified.

Both have proved pretty robust.

Seashells have proved resilient, too.

Those connections have proved illusory.

These arguments have proved popular.

We have proved it!

These have proved controversial.

It is at this point, when reflecting on strategies for resisting the second premise, that a certain distinction has proved useful.

In Britain, we need to make political parties more constitutionally accountable, not put yet another hitherto non-political office within their grasp.VERNON BOGDANORBrasenose College, OxfordChina's consumersSIR—I agree with your basic premise that doing business in China has proved to be something of a challenge ("The China syndrome", June 21st).

While the premise is reasonably generic, run-of-the-mill superhero fare, the execution has proved to be a draw, particularly the wry humour.

If this is what makes a great politician, he has proved that politics is inherently flawed, the opposite of his premise.