Was the central premise real or invented?
I accept the central premise of all your posts, but what's going on with me?
The central premise of cosmetic surgery is that it triumphs over the constraints of the flesh.
"The central premise of Terry McAuliffe's candidacy has been undermined," said Chris LaCivita, Mr. Cuccinelli's top strategist.
The central premise of the Gatsby films, that the rich got rich faster than the others, is true.
Others have chosen to change the game — to call into question the central premise that talent is scarce.
But it's an obligatory sort of updating that somehow makes the central premise seem more preposterous than ever.
Now, doesn't that remind you a little bit of the central premise of the original series episode Arena?
There's an electricity here that feels joltingly true, even as it is false to the central premise of the play.
The central premise of the book is that no one quite knew where his emotional centre was, least of all himself.
"The central premise of a McDonald administration is simple: we must set as a goal the full employment of every resident of our great city," he said.
