Sentence examples for sensible premise from inspiring English sources

After all, much of modern feminism centres around the sensible premise that men and women are actually not as different as societal engineering would have us believe.

The current advertising ban is based on the sensible premise that private offerings, by virtue of being private, should not be advertised publicly, and that investors will be better protected if they deal only with people they already know.

It's a sensible premise," he said.

The plan is called Detroit Works, and it has an entirely sensible premise.

The Generalized System of Preferences has been an effective foreign policy tool since the mid-1970s, premised on the sensible proposition that poor countries can prosper best from trade.

Something of a pioneer in her day, Clarke has been promoting the virtues of simple, sensible, seasonal cooking at these premises for more than 25 years.

This movie's premise, voiced by the sensible housekeeper, Mrs. Mills (Fionnula Flanagan), is that "the world of the dead gets mixed up in the world of the living".

This is one reason why the No Child Left Behind Act, a noble attempt to impose discipline on American schools, needs revision before it merits an A grade.The premise behind the law was sensible enough.

But Mendelssohn vigorously rejected any interpretation of the Wolffian premise according to which the confusion of sensible perception itself could be the source of our pleasure in it.

Mr. Goldstein said the Bell decision was premised on an effort to deter smuggling, which was sensible given that the visits there were planned.

"If this was a decision based on logic and sensible argument I would bow to it, but it is based on a premise from 50 years ago" said Maj Smith.