"The only premise of the book was to just go out and listen".
The only premise of the study was that the subjects use suitable shoes.
If there is any single lesson taught by the history of epistemology, it is that there are no successful arguments that have only premises about the contents of our ideas and which conclude with propositions about physical objects.
Thus, the specific topoi provide not only premises but complete argumentative patterns.
None of these hotels are open in the 21st century, the Rutherglen complex on the town's west is the only licenced premises.
It is the only licensed premises in Carrick and has been operated as a hotel for the entire of its history.
"That dream, in fact, had been the first and only premise of the Schwarzenegger campaign".
"Who are you?" he asks, maybe because I'm the only one on the premises who isn't Persian.
So it was not surprising that he was not the only contestant on the premises — Steve Marino also was there — just the only four-time Masters champion.
He chews up homework, though it's not clear whose, since his owner, Mrs. Birdhead, is the only human on the premises.
