"Mr. Stellio told me to do this because 'Mr. Trump doesn't like fat people' and that he would not like seeing [the employee] when he was on the premises," wrote Strozier, who said she refused the request.
The judge in the case, Lewis Kaplan, didn't necessarily disagree with the investors' premise, writing in his decision that the role of the ratings agencies was "no different than those of an architect or a builder in designing and constructing a house".
Writing in The New York Times Book Review in April 1963, Lucy Freeman called "The Feminine Mystique" a "highly readable, provocative book," but went on to question its basic premise, writing, of Ms. Friedan: "Sweeping generalities, in which this book necessarily abounds, may hold a certain amount of truth but often obscure the deeper issues.
Jennifer Malkowski of DVD Verdict praised the episode's premise, writing that it "brim[s] with potential" even though it is "fairly simple".
Vitaris praised the episode's premise, writing, "'Patient X' is a rare episode in that it actually advances The X-Files mythology, with the news of a vaccine to combat the black oil".
My premise in writing Presumed Innocent was that there was an island in between.
Their initial premise for writing the book was witnessing the fake conversations that always take place during recruiting, where both sides over-promise and under-deliver to move the process forward as quickly as possible.
A people in control of their memory cannot be easily dominated, and so the patriarchal project is premised on writing on a clean slate of memory.
As with La Rivière, Peel considers the central premise uninspired, writing that the Minimiser was the "single gimmick" of the series, which as a whole "marked the death knell of Supermarionation".
When asked if there were weapons on the premises, she wrote, "Yes".
