Sentence examples for the question's premise from inspiring English sources

Alas for Ed Miliband, Labour's leader, his party's core supporters appear unready to accept even the question's premise.

I replied that the question's premise - that the restaurant is a long way from me - was faulty.

When I ask who his MP is, not only does he not know, but he seems confused by the question's premise.

Johnson disagreed with the question's premise — that he had been smitten by Sanchez — and pointed out that, in any event, he wasn't in charge of personnel.

Dylan, irritated and more than a little out of it, objected to the question's premise and called one of his new rock 'n' roll compositions the very height of protest music: "Very, very protesty.

For various reasons, mostly having to do with the tricks of memory, the specific wording that Franken has used, and, Sessions said yesterday, how shocked he had been by the question's premise, he maintained that he was neither lying at those hearings nor lying now.

I wanted to argue against the question's very premise; who can even really say what progress is?

Bill de Blasio, the public advocate and a frequent critic of the Bloomberg administration, disputed the question's basic premise, saying "continuity" is not necessarily desirable.

If you ask disabled people "What's wrong with you?" enough times they'll start to agree with the question's premise taken as a given by the asker that there is something wrong with them.

If I question the play's premise, it is for this reason.

I may question the play's premise, but I enjoyed its execution.