Sentence examples for the premise of equality from inspiring English sources

Take the premise of equality, which most people readily accept.

However, his positive theory is contractualist rather than contractarian, as it begins with the premise of moral equality.

Founded by Jim Jones in the 1950s, the Peoples Temple was originally a Christian sect based on the premise of racial equality.

The Peoples Temple was originally founded on the premise of racial equality, and three quarters of its victims were African American.

While Sanders was among a few dozen lawmakers who opposed the Defense Against Marriage Act (DOMA), which was ultimately signed into law under Clinton's husband's administration, he did so based on an argument to preserve states' rights, rather than a premise of equality.

This is the premise of Anna Kessel's book, a manifesto for sporting equality.

(More than that produces confusion about exactly what is meant to be set off by the dashes, as in this sentence from a well-known piece of social criticism: "While an ethic of justice proceeds from the premise of equality that everyone should be treated the same an ethic of care rests on the premise of nonviolence that no one should be hurt").

The premise of the exhibition is worthwhile.

"I work from the premise of painter.

That's the premise of "Gayby" (Oct.

The premise of "Yonkers" is darkly comic.