Sentence examples for with its premises from inspiring English sources

One can dislike this blueprint and disagree with its premises, but its perspective on American politics is no more illiberal than the perspective of, say, the civil rights movement.

One of the great pleasures of encountering so intelligent and responsible an account of a subject you care about is the dialogue you can't help entering into with its premises and conclusions.

On his return home in 1946, aged 25, he was reluctantly persuaded by his father to give up his ambition to study engineering in favour of the family business, once again in dire straits with its premises wrecked by Allied bombing.

Roger did confess that, despite having fun with the story, he didn't agree with its premise, "but then it's such a tongue-in-cheek idea that I doubt you believe it either!

But "Commander in Chief" is well written and playful with its premise even as it conjures a post-Hillary world where female politicians are pure at heart or at least have learned from Senator Clinton's early mistakes.

And I can tell it's an outstanding work because I found myself thoroughly enjoying it despite disagreeing with its premise entirely.

But one of the reasons "Lost Girl" has made such a big impression on me (and half my Twitter feed, apparently) is because the Syfy show does what so many genre programs fail to do these days: It has fun with its premise.

Essentially an elongated short story, "Tepper Isn't Going Out" starts with its premise about Tepper's parking and lets it build to increasing complications.

The ads make it look like a pretty unimaginative horror flick, especially with its premise of people trapped in a house as killers in supposedly creepy masks try to make their way in for a bloodbath.

Those letters, which fill cartons and binders, provide the movie with its premise.

But the decidedly modern visual aesthetic Mazzara brings to Damien clashes with its premise.