Sentence examples for weak premise from inspiring English sources

(p130) And this is surprising, because it's such a weak premise.

That's why, as an actor, you try to follow the good work and the good writing all the time, because that tends not to happen that that's the case, where you're in a show that maybe has a weak premise, or doesn't have all those important faculties, all those really important parts behind it, it might be a bit more difficult.

But these challenges and struggles don't excuse or mitigate the hate brewing inside Myanmar, or the weak premises underlying the contention that the Rohingya are a fundamental threat to the country.

One might question Otsuka's premise that degree of blameworthiness is to be understood in terms of appropriate degree of attitudes such as resentment (or even the weaker premise that the degree of blameworthiness tracks the appropriate degree of such attitudes).

It has been suggested that his real aim was to show how weak the premises of Christian faith were, in order to establish a theodicy compatible with human freedom (Scribano, 65 69).

According to the first two commentaries of our series, Fidler and Cusnir point out that this is a mistaken assumption and directive, and that this probably was the weakest underlying biologic premise of the past two decades.

Premise: A weak gambler, Eddie (Rochester) Anderson, goes to hell, then thanks to the prayers of his wife (Ethel Waters) gets to come home -- albeit with the son of Lucifer on his tail.

Elsewhere, when the premise is weak – an incompetent-translator sketch that's little more than a peg for funny foreign accents – Tate redeems it with the committed daftness of her performance.

That is because the entire theory of supersymmetry is based on the premise of weak interactions -- presumably one reason the predicted particles have not yet been detected in accelerators, Dr. Kane said.

Moreover, they introduced the principle that in mixed modal syllogisms the conclusion always has the same modal character as the weaker of the premises (Theophrastus frs. 106 and 107 Fortenbaugh), where possibility is weaker than actuality, and actuality than necessity.

Balkanization is based on the premise that the weak central government in Islamabad is incapable of governing Pakistan's frontiers, which have become the number one source of regional instability.