Sentence examples for premises of these from inspiring English sources

The epistemological premises of these drawings invite us to laugh at our human yearning to "know".

The basic premises of these resolutions are withdrawal of Israelis from Palestinian lands in exchange for full acceptance of Israel and Israel's right to live in peace.

The premises of these arguments are not particularly discussed or justified in Levi's set up.

In a second condition, participants maintained the identical premises of these problems in working memory without making inferences.

The premises of these frameworks therefore preclude effective evaluation of the model assumptions.

Because the premises of these diagnostic tests are basically different (quantification of a protein induced by inflammatory responses (CRP), bacterial DNA in PCR, and neutrophil infiltration in histopathology), their sensitivity and specificity might also be different.

"The whole of the Furiosa feminist thing arose out of the simple premises of the story – that these people are fleeing across the wasteland.

One of the premises of this paper is that these shortfalls in the response to these disasters are indications of poor quality.

"Subsequently," wrote the commander of the local precinct in his post-blackout report, "these groups became unruly and began to smash and destroy windows and interiors of various commercial premises; looting of these premises began to occur".

The premise of these movies is always the same: nothing, but nothing, could be scarier to moviegoers than Russian gangsters.

RYAN: Our entire premise of these tax reform plans is to grow the economy and create jobs.