Sentence examples for striking premise from inspiring English sources

The striking premise of Serbian writer Biljana Srbljanovic's play is that its four adult actors play children playing adults, acting out scenes of everyday horror they endured in Belgrade during and after the Kosovo war.

The show has stirred up ample anticipation, boasting a stellar cast, a striking premise, and beloved source material.

But as he explores compromises with Mr. Baucus, Mr. Grassley displays striking ease with the premises of the effort.

More striking is that Orwell premises the economic viability of his socialistic planned economy on the economic success of the Nazis' planned economy, and, in turn, premises the viability of the Nazis' planned economy only on its efficiency in wartime.

Based on this premise, and considering a striking similarity in the anatomy and function between human and monkey hands, here we used chitosan/PLGA-based, autologous marrow mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs -containing tissue engineered nerve grafts (TENGs) for bridging a 50-MSCs -containingerve defectissuehengineeredys.

Given these premises, we found a striking similarity between RPHM21 and MK3, a modulator of immune recognition (MIR), which is a viral protein involved in the immune recognition pathway (Coscoy and Ganem 2003).

As the preceding sections have shown, philosophers have tried to extract a number of striking conclusions using ethical supervenience as a premise.

What is striking is that Suárez simply grants the first premise of the first argument, and so effectively cedes the point on which Locke later laid so much emphasis: we have no direct experience of substantial forms.

Based on a true story, the premise of this film was so striking I wanted to be sure and see it.

One of the most striking parts of the memos is the false premises on which they are based.

Anyway, it's an irresistible premise, so here I am at this striking, Flatiron-shaped building near London Bridge.