Sentence examples for straightforward premise from inspiring English sources

It's a fairly straightforward premise: the horse either wins, or at least performs very well, or it doesn't.

So Longtail and Mr. Brock worked from a straightforward premise: Players mimic the moves of their on-screen avatars for any of 20 musical numbers, ranked by difficulty.

(Chinen) Tango Meets Jazz Festival (Thursday through Dec. 4) The overlap between American jazz and tango provides a straightforward premise for this annual visit by the Argentine pianist Pablo Ziegler, a protégé of the peerless tango composer Astor Piazzolla.

(Chinen) Tango Meets Jazz Festival (Friday through Sunday) The overlap between American jazz and tango provides a straightforward premise for this annual visit by the Argentine pianist Pablo Ziegler, a protégé of the peerless tango composer Astor Piazzolla.

"It's a very straightforward premise: You're going to have a funny experience, and you're going to have it every 30 seconds," said Ken Schwab, senior vice president for programming at the TBS and TNT networks, parts of the Turner Broadcasting System division of Time Warner.

GoButler has a straightforward premise — you should be able to send a text message and one of its "Heroes" will help you get whatever you need, whether you want to order dinner or make a flight reservation.

The premise is straightforward.

The premise is straightforward enough.

The premise was straightforward: a few dozen men who want to win U.F.C. contracts live in a house, train together, booze it up, pull pranks, argue.

His premise is straightforward: inequality is not unavoidable, a fact of life like the weather, but the product of conscious human behaviour.

The ballet's premise is straightforward — three acts, "Emeralds," "Rubies" and "Diamonds," each an abstract representation of its music and each costumed to match its name in vivid green, lipstick red and sparkling white.