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truism sentence examples

  • 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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