Sentence examples for some premise to from inspiring English sources

He had some premise to get me there.

As shown above, there is some premise to the thought that these SNPs may be associated with cancer risk.

He would recline against the canvas, wave a plump, rather patrician hand in my direction and instruct me to tell him a Thomas story, usually giving me some opening premise to work with.

Some critics likened the premise to encouraging people to fight prejudice by hiding their ethnicity.

Give this premise to some clever TV writers with a yen for show tunes and you've got a season's worth of "Glee" episodes.

The surrounding area is mostly residential, with some commercial premises to the east.

(Premise, to which even the Fool agrees).

An argument is derivable if there is a deduction from some or all of its premises to its conclusion.

The conclusion of the conditional form is resisted by noticing that some conditional premise fails to be true; though, admittedly, none is false.

However, in two cities extended closing hours were granted to some premises over a period before they applied to all premises, and for this period intermediate values were applied in order to reflect this gradual change.

Some businesses, like coffee shops, have WiFi on their premises to lure customers.