Sentences with phrase «premise here»

The basic premise here is that it's much easier to be friends than enemies with your spouse.

The premise here is based on what we call the inertia of cohabitationiii: it is harder to break up when cohabiting than it is to break up when dating but not sharing a single address.

The premise here is essentially the same: create animated emoji that can imitate your facial expressions.

The premise here is pretty simple: The 4SeTV box pulls in up to four signals from the connected antenna, then streams them live to an iOS or Android device.

I have to agree on the premise here, I would never enter into as many online discourses if it was tied to my real name because the data could eventually be used in inappropriate ways against me.

Or is my premise here totally misguided?

If «expertise» is actually measured by publication count (the premise here), then you would actually want to sample from top end.

Yes, that's the real premise here.

The first DLC expansion for the surprise hit is named the Bozak Horde and the premise here is significantly different from anything witnessed in the standalone game.

The premise here is fantastic: you're a German soldier in WW1, but — oh shit — dinosaurs have invaded the trenches, and now you have to escape.

Need For Speed has had some OK stories in the past, and the premise here isn't entirely bad.

The premise here is simple — you play the role of an air traffic controller, who also seems to have the god - like power of redirecting planes at your will by simply drawing their flight paths so that they can land safely at the proper landing strip.

The premise here is that Mom is continually upset that you spend so much time on your Nintendo DS, and so decides that every single day she'll hide it in a new place around the house.

The premise here is simple enough, you're going to help these little guys build up their Village which gives you access to the main game area, where you'll then help the King without a Castle get a castle, by building up his little town into a huge city worthy of a King.

The premise here is that Pokémon are being turned into stone, and so you join the Expedition Society to explore mystery dungeons to uncover the ominous source behind such troubling mischief.

The premise here isn't too different from every single other Mario game ever released.

The basic premise here is that Rayman and has friends are woken from their extended nap to find the Glade of Dreams once again in trouble, and the only way to save it is through platforming and madcap antics, because how else would you save a fantastical world?

The premise here is that you're a test subject stuck on board a space station, your experimental implant giving you the ability to control time.

The premise here is quite simple:

So, the premise here is that a print book takes advantage of more perceptual capabilities in the reader in order to grasp and encode meaning than does an ereader, with all its bells and whistles.

She goes immediately for a subtle flaw in the premise here:

[return][return] I love the premise here.

The premise here is correct, but the conclusion is false.

There seems to be a Kantian premise here — that voucher programs should be designed as though they could one day serve all children.

The underlying premise here was that this particular era - the Reagan era - saw a lot of Chinese leave their county and head to America for a chance at a better life.

Still, that's part of the, um, ingenious premise here — the idea that we can be drawn in by the power of the unknown alone, and then want to keep watching not because questions are answered, but because even more compelling questions surface.

The premise here may or may not hold water for fans, as the Borg suddenly decide to take over the earth by traveling back in time and preventing «first contact.»

I mean, let's take a look at the basic premise here — a small girl and Santa Claus fly around the world on a kangaroo - drawn sleigh looking for a lost baby kangaroo.

The premise here surrounds a group of FBI profilers in training taken to a deserted island to for another lesson cooked up by their eccentric leader, Harris (Kilmer, The Salton Sea).

It becomes clear very quickly that the premise here is the sex trade.

The interesting premise here is that toys come to life when their owners are away.

The raunchy premise here is just a smokescreen for the sort of squarely moralistic, altar - bound comedy of which even Jane Austen would approve.

Both actors seem committed to the premise here but the jokes that they are surrounded with are so immature and despicable that the feature only offers a few chuckles here and there.

The Good: There is an interesting premise here.

In theory, there should be a novel, «Panic Room» - in - reverse twist to the premise here, with Shaun having to break her way into the heavily fortified house, instead of breaking out.

And where the first two movies had useful themes of acceptance and tolerance, the simplistic premise here is that a good lecture can turn villains into good guys.

The premise here is perfectly reasonable; I just wish they hadn't killed it with plot tangents and boring characters.

The premise here has promise, a wayward son who ends up having an affair with his father's mistress.

The basic premise here is that you should eat foods that you enjoy.

The main premise here is: it's not about you, it's about the other person, you need to make her / him feel special.

«The fear is that if, in fact, the transition to Common Core has been rushed, which is the operating premise here... you don't want to have a negative evaluation... that's not 100 percent accurate,» he said.

The untested premise here is that males receive harsher sentences for these kinds of crimes than females.

The premise here is that dairy is the reason for a lot of digestion problems, and that contrary to what the dairy industry would have you believe, we just don't need it in our daily diets.

The premise here is that you have denied God when you left your spouse.

The silent but crucial premise here is that an effect must be proportioned to its cause.

You are basing the whole premise here on the idea that being an atheist models being a Christian and so looking at a tiny non-representative subset of atheists.

The premise here is that if Paul was not writing a theological tract for the ages — and everyone agrees he had no intention of doing that — then Romans must be understood within the circumstances of Paul's ministry, as generated, as were his other occasional letters, by a situation in his own ministry or in a church that called out for his apostolic attention.

BTW VPN — If my lack of belief in absolute inerrancy is the reason you choose to ignore my comments... you will soon find yourself talking in a vacuum in this forum as there are very few who accept that premise here.

The premise here is simple; take a concept and turn it into a numbered list.

«If the powers that be in the state are confident of themselves, why do they have to descend so low to attack us physically in our own premises here in Obudu?»