IT'S an age-old truth — albeit one scientifically untested — that shopping builds hunger.
This is an age-old truth but also an increasingly challenging and pertinent one given the central position of medical leadership within the 21st-century NHS.
Instead, "The Summit" simply accepts the age-old truth that if there is a mountain on the planet, someone will try to reach the top of it.
What she also came to understand was that age-old truth so many of us fight against, but all have to eventually accept: we cannot change others – only ourselves.
It's a wish-fulfilment comedy about idealism, aspiration and getting off with girls, riffing on that age-old truth that being in a band might just give you the cachet that will make up for a lack of money and looks.
What we said: A wish-fulfilment comedy about idealism, aspiration and getting off with girls, riffing on that age-old truth that being in a band might just give you the cachet that will make up for a lack of money and looks.
That age-old truth seems to wreck my New Year's resolutions like clockwork.
Greek philosopher Heraclitus first noted the age-old truth that "Change is the only constant in life".
Like voyeurs, we watch the unfolding of an age-old truth: in an unplanned pregnancy story, there can be only one protagonist.
But war will continue to follow its important age-old truths.
As the data came in, ugly, age-old truths were revealed.
