Sentence examples for the same premise that from inspiring English sources
Like Megamind, the DreamWorks animated film with roughly the same premise that was released in the same year, the initial appeal of Despicable Me is watching a supervillian cause havoc in an uptight society.
Robert L. Allbritton, who heads the family-owned company, and Mr. Brady said they had concluded that the venture had to be done on a large scale or not done at all — essentially the same premise that accompanied the founding of Politico.
It's from AirPress, and the same premise that applies to humans it's healthy, you'll feel better, etc.—applies to Fido over here.
Due to the fact that our proposed stochastic model has the same premise that underlies the Monte Carlo simulation, we should expect the similar path loss from both models.
Those people will be glad to know that Palm hasn't forgotten them, and is still turning out excellent handhelds based on the same premise that made the original PalmPilot such a hit: a simple accessory to the personal computer containing important information that's often needed when the PC isn't convenient.
In his book Approaching the Possible, Jo Storm considered "Small Victories" "one of the most enthralling episodes" that makes the audience forget that it used nearly the same premise that was used in "Nemesis".
For guests who'd like to spend a longer and make the most of it, there is a family-run boarding school within the same premises that they can volunteer at.
To argue from the same premises that it would be right (wrt B) to bomb the village would be obviously fallacious.
And wouldn't it be obviously invalid to conclude from the same premises that contemplating Michelangelo's David would be bad?
But he drew a different conclusion than Justice Scalia had from the same premise, saying that "the death penalty cannot be administered in accord with our Constitution".
Under the same premise as above that a single binding site is sufficient for gene regulation, P(Θ→S|S,Θ,φ) can be interpreted as the probability of regulation.
