Sentence examples for dictum that the problem from inspiring English sources

Recalling W. E. B. Du Bois's dictum that "the problem of the 20th century is the problem of the color line," Robinson warns that the problem of the 21st century "is the problem of the Abandoned".

There is no etiquette dictum that says the bride's family has the final say regarding the attendants' attire.

It's a corollary of Ronald Reagan's grand dictum that "Government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem".

Herein, along with Dylan's dictum, lies the problem.

The findings also emphasize the importance of the Hippocratic dictum that patient outcome is improved when care is individualized rather than delivered according to a protocol.

He simply says that he will follow the dictum that has brought him profits before.

There's an age-old sportswriter dictum that commands no cheering from the press box.

In each case, the solution comes before the problem is properly defined, and it comes with a dictum that cannot be ignored.

The Tea Party hates the very idea of government, embracing with a vengeance Ronald Reagan's famous dictum, "Government is the problem".

What Peter meant was the influence of Mayr's theoretical dictum that recently separated species did not interbreed.

Is there any truth in the dictum that the unexamined life is not worth living?