Sentence examples for premises some of from inspiring English sources

Out of the cramped premises, some of the best known songs also emerged.

The political arrangements of the Republic are entailed by, and are consistent with, many different sets of premises, some of which are mutually inconsistent.

Many hospitals continue to experience problems months or years after occupying the new premises; some of these could have been avoided by infection control involvement earlier in the project.

He is a "man of the sea," collecting (and displaying) all kinds of driftwood on his premises, some of which he has crafted into amazingly beautiful sculptures, and he shared some seafaring anecdotes with us when he joined us after lunch over a cup of Greek coffee and a self-rolled seemingly incombustible cigarette (which he had to relight at every puff).

Miller takes her role as avenging angel utterly seriously, with the result that her thinking has ossified into an ideology consisting of a handful of reductionist premises, some dubious scientific evidence and any number of vague claims.

What are the premises of some of the games described in the article?

Following mass student protests in 1968, the university was divided into a number of entirely separate universities, and the Sorbonne building proper continues to serve as the premises for some of these.

Similarly, premises of some of these sound instances ascribe attitudes toward the designatum of a that-clauses, these designata would seem to be objects of attitudes.

So, when you possess the information encoded by the premises of some instance of deductive reasoning, do you possess the information encoded by the conclusion?

Even among those who reject that premise, or some of the ad hominem bitterness on display here, "Bias" should be taken seriously.

The 40-Year-Old Virgin is a perfect example of a funny movie that succeeds in large part because it fuses an original premise with some of the genre's most esteemed and battle-tested cliches.