Sentence examples for strong premises from inspiring English sources

This plays to Cohen's strengths, which include simple, strong premises and intriguing core ideas.

All this niceness is one of the unfortunate recognizable traits in Showalter's direction, which in "The Big Sick" is as wan and flaccid as it was in "The Baxter" and "Hello, My Name Is Doris," two movies that also include strong premises and performances but are, in Showalter's hands, rendered unduly mild.

The Classical Argument therefore seems to have either implausibly strong premises, a problematic inference, or both.

Certainly the criticisms are forceful against regressive interpretations of Kant's argument, in which the Deduction begins with strong premises about the nature and objectivity of our experience, but other, less contentious premises perhaps fare better against Maimon's attack.

In conclusion, physiology helps to design premises and theories; without strong premises and theories, whatever the trial will prove is, in the best case, useless or, if misinterpreted, dangerous.

But the strong premises of such assessments undermine their usefulness, because one of the main goals of defining a measure of gene function similarity is precisely to investigate the relationship between function and other aspects of genes such as sequence or expression.

"The Imitation Game" is a perfectly serviceable biopic, with a strong premise and memorable performances.

The blend of clichés, however, creates novelty, and it is aided by a strong premise.

You had such a strong premise and you're ruining everything.

This is a perilously strong premise and runs the risk of seeming willfully orotund.

Dretske and Armstrong need some plausible and suitably strong premise connecting lawhood to confirmability and it is not clear that there is one to be had.