Sentence examples for a dictum from inspiring English sources

"I have a dictum," he said.

At Topgun, there's a dictum: you fight like you train.

As a dictum, it served him well, but it hardly amounts to a business model.

A dictum issued by someone who's got it all worked out.

They follow a dictum as old as the association itself: beware of N.C.A.A. committees bearing gifts.

I can say it only in a dictum: the world reveals itself to those who travel on foot.

That's as clear and convincing a dictum for an essential part of the novelist's art as anything in Flaubert.

"There's a dictum of sorts that the governor of Buenos Aires province will never become President," Pasquini said.

In any event, in regards transgender individuals, we have agreed that one's actual physiology is an obiter dictum, a nonissue.

David Hoppe, a former Kemp aide, quotes a favourite dictum: "Jack used to say, if we have better ideas, we will win .Today's Republicans should pay heed.

Indeed, analysis of the manuscript traditions of Sifre Deuteronomy §357 allows us to recover a tannaitic dictum that identifies Rabbi Akiba as a student of Torah from childhood.