Sentence examples for the premise given from inspiring English sources

The premise given for the Bancrofts' eventual sell-out was almost comical.

"I think the premise gave people license to step out of their skin," Mr. Rosen said.

"Ms. Cameron does a decent job with the mix of down-to-earth and diva, and the premise gives the writers plenty of opportunities," he added.

Ms. Cameron does a decent job with the mix of down-to-earth and diva, and the premise gives the writers plenty of opportunities.

In other potentially persuasive arguments, the premises give no rational grounds for accepting the conclusion.

Other ways of expressing the fact that an inference is deductively valid are to say that the truth of the premises gives (or would give) an absolute guarantee of the truth of the conclusion or that it would involve a logical inconsistency (as distinct from a mere mistake of fact) to suppose that the premises were true but the conclusion false.

Paul Leybourne, head of sales at retail communications and network provider Vodat International, says: "In store, Wi-Fi can be used to send alerts to anyone who enters the premises, giving them the option of becoming part of that retailer's database.

"Displaying visible hygiene ratings on the premises gives consumers clear information to make an informed decision about where they dine or purchase food.

When the officers approached, a worker on the premises gave them a binder that he said contained paperwork that explained why the crops that looked like marijuana were not marijuana, and why he thought the state and federal laws allowed him to grow it.

The latter premise, given the modern challenges brought by globalization, questions the engineers' perceptions of self, as well as their understanding of engineering's role in society.

Salmon responds by further weakening the sufficiency premise, giving us the following argument.