Sentence examples for read premises from inspiring English sources

When shit hit the fan and our front door was slapped with a large sign that read "Premises Have Been Vacated by the DOB," we started the process for protection under the Loft Law.

But on the domain-conditions reading, premise 1 (at least) is, if not false, then at least dubious -- a piece of controversial ontology.

On the door was a police order revoking the bar's license for 12 days, because, as it read, "the premises were frequented by homosexuals and drunks".

Naturally, with this wellspring of lived experience to fall back on, when I read the premise of The Mouse That Roared, the new book by Henry Giroux and Grace Pollock, about how Disney practices a hegemony that ensures lockstep devotion to their brand(s) from as early as three months, I just had to nod my head in between soft, racking sobs.

The public may read on the premises free; closed Sunday.

On a first read the Disfranchisement Premises appear to presuppose the conclusion they aim to show.

One less-than-satisfying way to avoid this fallacy is to read the two Premises conditionally: if blacks enjoy full moral status, then disfranchisement counts as a wrong, particularly given the psychological evidence of the First Disfranchisement Premise.

During the latest wedding season, a local hair salon prominently displayed a sign that read: "In our premises, we do not offer hairdressing services to brides under 18". .

If not, bookstores often let you read on the premises.

No matter how many times you re-read that premise, it's never going to make any sense.

The idea that there are two classes, one of readers, one of non-readers, and that the non-readers shouldn't be forced to read, is the premise of another article on the topic, which ran a few weeks ago in the British journal Fortnightly Review.