Meanings of become a truism in English

It has become a truism that quality independent journalism has been profoundly disrupted by the digital revolution.

Since the start of this country's economic boom, it has become a truism that Dublin is a city of building cranes.

Numerous studies have shown that such a position is good for shareholders and profitability, to the point where saying so has become a truism.

This has become a truism but our leaders have been much more reluctant to talk about how or where those homes should be build.

GIVEN the avalanche of cash being generated by satellite broadcaster British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB) the old cliche that sky's the limit has become a truism.

The tragedy is that this delusion is rapidly becoming a truism.

Over the past decade it became a truism that Ireland was a country covered in cranes and building sites.

In the century after the Civil War, it became a truism among scholars that the institution of Southern slavery made rebellions nearly impossible.