Premised Sentence Examples

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  • It ought to be premised that the poetry of the old school is greatly superior to the prose.

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  • The whole exercise then is premised on the journalist feeling more involved.

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  • They were not esthetic in nature nor premised on the notion of political centrality to the American tradition.

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  • The compounds formed in the first case, which may be either definite chemical compounds or solid solutions, are discussed under Alloys; in this place only combinations with non-metals are discussed, it being premised that the free metal takes part in the reaction.

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  • Thus much premised, it becomes possible to speak in detail of the various wares for which Japan became famous.

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  • And here it must be premised that, intimately as the conception of salvation is bound up with the Gnostic religion, the idea of salvation accomplished in a definite historical moment to a certain extent remained foreign to it.

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  • So much had to be premised in order to make it clear in what relation humanism stood to the Renaissance, since the Italian work of Dante, Petrarch and Boccaccio is sufficient to indicate the re-birth of the spirit after ages of apparent deadness.

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  • The estimate premised a cost of £50,000, the irrigation of 42,000 acres, and the reclamation of io,000.

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