In the light of this, we accept that the underlying premise of our articles were wrong.
Either way, the underlying premise of the rumors remains that a Muslim is unfit to be president.
At a debate in October, however, Mr. Romney disagreed with the underlying premise of the president's payroll tax break.
This, at least, is the underlying premise of "Exposed: The Victorian Nude," an entertaining exhibition running through Jan . 27in Tate Britain's Linbury Galleries, the museum's new extension.
The underlying premise of Chaon's book seems to be that, in the modern world, identity has become so fluid as to no longer necessarily exist.
The underlying premise of the novel as a form is that such rationalisation and reconciliation is possible, because the novel always tries to set the individual into the social context.
"The basic underlying premise of that the version Johnny was involved in was that he actually was going to be transported back to the 17th century, and now it all takes place now, it's contemporary.
"Part of the underlying premise of why people don't feel we should have to put up with that stuff is we're bigger; if we launch a military strike, we can wipe them out.
He cites the underlying premise of jazz as an attempt to express with musical instruments the sound and the style of the Negro American voice as raised in prayer, protest, shout, and song.
But as to the underlying premise of the exercise she ultimately performed -- that a high school's success can be measured, in large part, by the number of applicants it places at three premier universities -- Ms. Yaqub is unapologetic.
The problem, I believe, is that even Democrats have bought into the underlying premise of the Bush years — that the best thing you can do for American families, or at least the only thing that can win their votes, is to give them a tax break.
