Sentence examples for the main premises from inspiring English sources
One of the main premises of the movie is to show how charming he was, how he made people feel like they had a personal relationship with him.
A subsequent transfer to the main premises, in midtown Manhattan, brought him into contact with the study of the history of art; he and a friend were the only black students.
In March , 1948 Greenberg announced in the pages of Partisan Review that, with the rise of Pollock and others, "the main premises of Western Art have at last migrated to the United States, along with the center of gravity of industrial production and political power".
Chapter 1 introduces the main premises of the hybrid (metal-composite) hull concept and principal challenges inherent to engineering of hybrid structures pertinent to their naval application.
One of the main premises of my work is that feelings are useful and if we can learn to listen to them they can guide our actions and purpose.
The main premises for the production cost estimate are that it is a stand-alone ethanol production plant processing 165 dry metric ton of sugar cane per hour and is operated 200 days per year.
"Children being empowered is the main premise of all children's literature," she explains.
To understand anything beyond the main premise, I had to look up words in the dictionary.
Network executives said that they were not happy with the scripts they were receiving from the producers but that they expected to keep the main premise.
This is the main premise in Oliver Sacks' newest collection, Hallucinations [Picador/Pan Macmillan, 2013; Guardian Bookshop; Amazon UK/audiobook CD UK; Amazon US/kindle US/audiobook CD US].
The debate has exposed a rift over the main premise behind nearly two decades of intermittent war in Chechnya and the rest of the North Caucasus.
