Sentence examples for premises that the from inspiring English sources

Absolute idealism was based upon three premises: That the chief datum of philosophy is the human self and its self-consciousness.

Metaphysical speculation is not, as some opponents of metaphysics have suggested, essentially idle that is, the mere working out of the logical consequences of premises that the metaphysician chooses to take as true.

The judge said: "Accordingly, I find that Mr Ramsay knew, long before the entry into the agreement for lease and the lease of the [York & Albany] premises, that the machine was routinely used to place his signature on legal documents.

Pakistan's double game has rested on two premises: that the country's leaders could keep the militants under control and that they could keep the United States sufficiently placated to keep the money and weapons flowing.

Such alarmism rests on some curious premises: that the lesson of the recent past is that governments should never meddle with the markets; and that Europe's present economic strategy has been a roaring success in rebuilding public finances and restoring economic growth.

It marks a remarkable change in Hungarian politics: Mr Orban is turning the right into a mass movement.The graffito reflects one of its basic premises: that the right lost the elections because the Socialists and Free Democrats, then in opposition, rigged them.

That this occurred despite the different mechanistic premises that underlie the two prediction concepts is coincidental.

The developer will not want future uses of the premises that interfere with the wind.

My experiences there helped me to realize the problematic premise that belies the zoo experience.

It is exactly this premise that is the issue of this article: can simulation be effective?

The character Boyle develops quickly outstrips the premise that has initiated the story.