Sentence examples for Obvious truism from inspiring English sources

It would be foolish to deny this obvious truism: of course it pays animals to learn.

"It's an obvious truism for me to tell you that the Muslim religion is not on trial here".

It's an obvious truism, but one that may soon be outdated: The problem with solar power is that sometimes the sun doesn't shine.

They seem ignorant too of the entirely obvious truism that the more people know of a culture, the greater our understanding of the complexities, rituals and history of a faith, the more irrational fear is neutralised.

In a later interview, she repeated this idea that "we all own our data" as if it were an obvious truism.

To say that India is a country of extremes is the most obvious of truisms, but the huge, blue-glass, expensively chilled Ambience mall, (so vast that your legs ache walking from one side to another, with such high ceilings that it can accommodate a fairground on the fifth floor, and so tall that shoppers can do bungee jumping in the atrium) is centuries removed from the deprivation of Tonk.

Only in time will it become stupidly obvious, a cultural truism, a trajectory not unlike Ali's path from enemy of the state and champion of the disenfranchised to universally acknowledged icon.

While these are truisms, obvious enough to anyone who has given these issues more than passing consideration, they have long been easy to forget in a film culture that conditions us to think of fiction and documentary as distinct forms.

Even though this truism is obvious to all, the reality that the survival of one living thing can only be ensured by the death of another is a fact of life rarely observed in our modern world.

An obvious conclusion, but a truism nevertheless.

The merits of diversification, a long-ignored investment truism, are looking obvious again.