Sentence examples for questionable premises from inspiring English sources

It is based on questionable premises that lack real historical evidence, at least to the story of Beethoven and his music over the past couple hundred of years.

But the barrage of macho, sports-smart wisecracks slung by its charismatic stars, Woody Harrelson and Antonio Banderas, barely camouflage the weaknesses of a story built on some highly questionable premises.

For example, debates on SEA effectiveness recognize insufficiencies, but are often based on questionable premises.

In the present case, this allows one to describe the image as an impressive accomplishment from an artistic or aesthetic point of view (which it surely is), but still criticize it as an image which conveys a fallacious argument with questionable premises and debatable assumptions.

If that strikes you as a questionable premise, Ed Cardona Jr. will be happy to convince you otherwise.

In fairness, the film is saddled with an unappealing title and questionable premise.

The other questionable premise for me is the implication that a more parent-friendly work place will catapult women upward.

The simple answer is that the view from Kuala Lumpur is based on a questionable premise that leads to a damaging conclusion.

But this ungainly farrago of a book rests on the shaky pillars of a questionable premise and Wilson's need to connect his vocation with his altruism.

On education, we learn (it is no surprise) that foundations have reflected the larger divisions of our society between moderate reformers and right-wing demolitionists, both animated by the questionable premise that American public education has been failing wholesale.

Leaving aside the questionable premise of the Philippines' usefulness in containing North Korea, it is impossible, given Trump's pattern of cultivating authoritarian populist leaders around the world, not to read a darker subtext in the call.