Sentence examples for touching premise from inspiring English sources

"Feast" With "Feast," "Paperman" head of animation Patrick Osborne takes on a simple yet touching premise: a man's life as told through the meals he shares with his dog.

It's very funny, beautifully played, sometimes touching and, though its premise is familiar — rich family loses money — quite its own animal.

Like many of the Coen brothers' films, much of "Almost an Evening," nimbly directed by Neil Pepe, is touched by the premise that hell lurks right under the surface of, or just around the corner from, everyday life.

Basically, this is everything I love to watch and everything America hates, but despite its silliness and "Touch -esque premise, iTouch -esqueial.

While his story is touching and he mines the clever premise for humor, it drags a bit in the middle, then picks up at the end.

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A premise of making in terms of the maker philosophy is the motivation to realize projects without any fear of touching new technologies.

The playwright, Cassandra Medley, seems to have a rather long laundry list of race- and science-related issues she wants to touch on and concocts a somewhat strained premise to get to them all.

If I failed to mention the premise of his call I was always touched when he asked me if I dug the bit.

(One caustic riff on religion mocks the premise of reuniting with dead relatives in heaven: "Hello, uncle who used to touch me. How did you get up here? Oh, that's right, you used to work for the church").

Mayer and Pizer's premise is that AIDS has transformed many of the disciplines that it has touched.