TermGallery
Anglès
Anglès
Espanyol
Català
Portuguès
Rus
CA
English
Español
Català
Português
Русский
1
It reminds you of that great
truism
from The Wire: everything's connected.
2
Expanding on the
truism
that the Internet has made everyone an author.
3
Horace, I think, has a
truism
that art lies in concealing art.
4
That it was intrinsically valuable was a
truism
I had never questioned.
5
I am a firm believer in the
truism
that 'murder will out.'
6
It is a
truism
that sports reflects the societies that play them.
7
But it's a
truism
,
I think, that drunks like to run off.
8
It's a
truism
that public health needs a whole system approach.
9
Some have; but only incidentally; and others will say it is a
truism
.
10
It is something of a
truism
that Ireland badly needs a Plan B.
11
All this is
truism
;
but truisms are often the first things we forget.
12
Nowhere does this
truism
manifest itself more than the area of personal finances.
13
It's a familiar line, but is that old
truism
still in fact true?
14
They can only answer the great paradox by repeating the
truism
.
15
In fact, this proposition would be a universal axiom, and accounted a
truism
.
16
The Christmas Day spread is the clearest demonstration of this
truism
.
truism
old truism
mere truism
become a truism
evident truism
hackneyed truism