Truism that democracy cannot
be established at gunpoint.
It might
seem an obvious truism
that our brains have minds of their own - isn't that what brains do, have minds?
Why rip our party apart to prove a rapidly becoming
obvious truism?
Truism that people
join, in serendipity, to ascend to new heights of thought and creativity.
Why rip our party apart to prove a rapidly
becoming obvious truism?
I am sorry these
simple truisms
should excite the hon.
Truisms that rival shakespeare
are creeping into our vocabulary.
Either you are
stating the truism
that we cannot absolutely disprove anything.
First, let us remember the
old truism
that " not-for-profit " does not mean " for loss.
Truism that the music industry
is notoriously male-dominated.
But it is equally common, in relation to particular ( putative ) examples of virtues to
give these truisms
up.
It is an age-old
political truism
that you tame your enemies by giving them a seat at the table.
The second sentence merely
repeats the truism
that teachers must know well that which they teach.
The show reveals some of the more
basic truisms
of the therapy culture.
Some of you may be skeptical and unwilling to take my
little truism
to heart, so let's do some math.
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