Sentence examples for premises is that from inspiring English sources

One of the exhibit's most intriguing premises is that art has very little to do with its place and time.

"One of Rand's basic premises is that man has free will," Wildavsky is saying, "which is expressed primarily through a single choice: to think or not to think".

Incidental Intelligence: One of the advantages of the Red Hill Golf Club, near Andover, Massachusetts, according to a sign on the premises, is that it….

Incidental Intelligence: One of the advantages of the Red Hill Golf Club, near Andover, Massachusetts, according to a sign on the premises, is that it is "Exclusively Public".

And one of the underlying premises is that we've maxed out on meeting the conventional needs that we've taught ourselves to meet, over the last decades.

The fundamental flaw of Ferguson's argument — even assuming the truth of his premises — is that it is not based on a comprehensive analysis of the issues relevant to the decision it tries to support.

The premise is that "red Ed" was too "leftwing".

The premise is that issues of stigma and discrimination must be addressed first.

Many cases involve visitors, since the premise is that opportunity and action have large idiosyncratic components.

The premise is that crowded towns with too many tourists are not the way to go.

But the central premise is that movie going is influenced by the people you know.