Here they have reversed the premise to look at guys from the neighborhood who haven't left the neighborhood.
The following cartoon, by Garrett Price, from 1932, reverses the premise of the Gross cartoon and makes its point using, among other things, Trelawney's (upwardly) pointed nose.
This fall he will create a made-to-measure size in "Twenty Looks or Judson Church is Ringing in Harlem (M2M)," which reverses the premise by asking, what if Judson artists had traveled to Harlem?
"Outsourced," which begins on Thursday on NBC and is based on a 2006 movie with the same title, reverses the premise to place an American naïf out of his depth in the developing world.
What is striking about these stories is that they totally reverse the central premise of the sexual advice manuals: that sex will be traumatic for the bride and requires moderation.
It is hard to think of a single show in which this premise was reversed.
Let us turn to the objections, taking the premises in reverse order.
The premise smacks of reverse provocation – Fox is too embedded in his own rarefied cultural niche to be an everyman figure – but he's an erudite presence whose opinions are nonetheless worth hearing.
We wish to confirm the lens elasticity premise and attempt to experimentally reverse the age-dependent loss of accommodative potential as measured by polar strain.
You can actually, if you want, read the list backwards, assuming the third rule as a premise, and the other two, in reverse order, as preceding steps that have to be executed first.
Interventions to prevent and treat diabetes by improving β-cell function are based on the premise that β-cell dysfunction can be reversed.
