Sentences with phrase «premise seems»

Your premise seems to be that because the client seller has hired a practitioner that certain things (Exclusive Marketing Rights) that the client seller has committed to or agreed to, pursuant to the Listing Agreement (a legal contract in its own right) is transcended by the fact that the seller isn't bound by REBBA — which is totally irrelevant, and that furthermore because the seller has the status of employer — which is also irrelevant, notwithstanding what the parties have precisely agreed to in the Listing contract, and REBBA's requirements of the brokerage and practitioner.

Simply as an empirical matter, the quid pro quo premise seems to rest on some relatively shaky foundations.

But her primary premise seems to be that the Blawg 100 list omits several outstanding law blogs, and that those blogs» high rankings using other metrics validates her position that they should be included in the Blawg 100.

The realistic premise seems to be that people question the importance of considering alternative energy schemes.

Environmentalists have long been excited by the possibility that deserts could provide enough solar electricity for the entire world, and at first glance, the premise seems to be accurate.

Your premise seems to be pretty wrong to me.

Nowhere in the museum is the sometimes fractious give and take between immersiveness and permeability more evident than in the divisions among the inaugural exhibitions, whose premise seems to be the partnership between inside — the museum and its curatorial staff — and a different sort of outside, the community of collector — donors.

The actual premise seems very mundane: You're a photographer who must use her skills to pay her bills.

The premise seems to be that swinging a hammer is fun.

inFamous: Second Son - Not having a PlayStation 3, I haven't played any of the prior games, but the premise seems as interesting as ever.

This looks like a game with Mega Man X (PlayStation era) levels of graphical quality, but the premise seems strange and clunky.

If the premise seems simple or short - sighted, I can assure you that the content far exceeds the pitch and has hilarious potential!

The premise seems fine, but the execution leaves the rookie, apprentice, pro, expert and master challenges to come across as either hugely frustrating or utterly boring.

The premise seems to scream wackiness: corn that talks and walks — it's so crazy!

The premise seems like it has plenty of potential, but sadly this is just a boring film from start to finish.

«Jennifer Haigh's Mrs. Kimble focuses a laser on that most irrational of decisions - whom to marry... Though the premise seems overly schematic, the result is an affecting tale of the power of a charismatic predator and the acquiescence of his victims....

The premise seems familiar at first glance, using well - loved tropes: A group of college students looking for fun accidentally get locked in the abandoned Eastern State Penitentiary, only to discover they aren't alone.

While the premise seems simple — that French kids behave very differently than American ones — the reasons behind these differences, and how the French raise kids in general, are fascinating.

The premise seems logical: with fewer students to teach, teachers should achieve better academic outcomes for all students.

But while the premise seems ripe for a movie in the vein of Click, a Sandler comedy with a surprising amount of tear - jerking heart, The Cobbler ends up going nowhere.

We've gotten used to seeing titles with Bad BLANK as a quick way of letting audiences know what they should be expecting from certain types of movies: edgy comedy, even if the premise seems cute.

Though the premise seems preposterous, Olympus sells it well, treating us to a believable inside view we'd never have should such an unlikely scenario play out.

That premise seems equally disarming and cutesy.

However, the initial premise seems more of a goofy lark than a dramatic, important comedy.

Well, that same premise seems to be applied to The Kids Are Alright, a new show about a very crowded family with the same nostalgia - tinged take as The Wonder Years.

The story plays out more like The Incredibles than an episode of «The Proud Family,» but as it stays true to the characters, it doesn't feel entirely out of place and the quirky premise seems excusable.

Kodachrome Though the premise seems hackneyed — an estranged father and son go on a road trip to spend time together because the former is mortally ill — the writing is unsentimental and Ed Harris, as the father, is extraordinary.

Considering they don't have faces or voices, the premise seems bizarre and slightly detached at first.

Also, the whole premise seems like something that was dreamed up by a group of five - year - olds hopped up on sugar, which could actually be exciting.

The initial premise seems simple enough.

The central premise seems to have been copied from it entire.

And while the premise seems extremely offbeat, it's actually beside the point.Nic and Jules (Bening...

The premise seems almost comical until Hitchcock's camera puts you right in the middle of these swarms of crows and gulls and such.

As interesting as its warring - faction premise seems, the game's narrative is ultimately just an excuse for players to go around fighting groups of different enemies.

The film's premise seems loaded with comic possibilities, but silly scenes overwhelm the story.

Not terrible, but distinctly disappointing, not nearly as engaging or thrilling as its premise seems to promise.

The premise seems a bit outlandish, but it does what it needs to: lays the groundwork for the central conflict when, on Día de los Muertos, Miguel's family discovers his secret passion.

Without ruining the movie, that's about all I can say, and while the premise itself seems bizarre and twisted, I can assure you the movie itself is even more so, so do with that information what you will.

While the show's premise seems like it could be difficult to maintain, Faking It holds up in two early episodes sent for review.

[The] premise seems to be sound.

Going on that premise it seems likely that the Valencia and Germany international defender Shkodran Mustafi is one of the players that Arsene Wenger is considering for a summer transfer to Arsenal.

Your ill - hidden premise seems to be that people must be entrapped into hearing what you have to say, lured in with necessities like food and shelter and then «civilized» with christian teachings.

The underlying premise seems to be that for any Church teaching, there can not be a nonreligious argument, simply because it is Church teaching.

That premise seems fragile — but Douglas too has noticed «a proliferation» of business organizations for moms.

The premise seemed to match up nicely with what little we know about Avengers 4, which appears to employ time travel (or BARF technology, or flashbacks), making Avengers: Forever one of the more plausible title theories.

Very much so, much more than I thought the limited - premise seemed to offer.

Maybe the premise seemed marginally original at one time, but few outside teen audiences will think Mike Carey's adaptation of his own novel is anything more than another tired attempt to board the zombie bandwagon.

The premise seemed incredibly promising, but the problem is that the game is just too short.

The premise seemed so promising back then — a shooter...

When I saw SwapQuest for the first time, my reaction was that the premise seemed great.