Sentence examples for premises of his from inspiring English sources

"He wants the security guards to leave the premises of his house," she said.

343, 347, 97 N.E.293290, 293). A social guest as a licensee, generally must take the premises of his host as he finds them.

Although Huckabee is considered affable, two subliminal but clear enough premises of his Iowa attack on Mitt Romney are unpleasant: The almost 6 million American Mormons who consider themselves Christians are mistaken about that.

Slowing the retaliatory reflex was welcome, partly because it gave Trump time to cool off after the FBI search of the premises of his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen — not the moment to be making decisions about war and peace.

So, were I not familiar with Ridley's long history of misrepresenting climate science, I would have been surprised that climate model accuracy is one of the main premises of his argument against climate concern.

Yet once you step into the premises of his Club Latino, headquarters of the Bailey Network, you are in the playboy world of high rolling gamblers, dolly hostesses, cigar smoke and champagne.

Analysts said the premise of his tax question was flawed.

In December, the premise of his show shifted.

Clearly, Silver found the ostensibly commercial premise of his film a springboard for his inspiration.

The premise of his tour, however, still conjures up this misguided paradigm for many commentators.

"His entire premise of his article, which I liked, is factually untrue," Davis said in a telephone interview.