Sentence examples for essential truism from inspiring English sources

That is an essential truism of politics and it explains what David Cameron was trying to do today.

So consumed were the producers with the arrangement of all the musical numbers (including a closing number by MacFarlane and Kristin Chenoweth) that Zadan and Meron forgot the essential truism of their business: It's all in the timing and the presentation.

It was the ultimate political screwing, and it reinforced the one essential "Boardwalk Empire" truism: Nucky always wins everything.

It is taken for a truism that hope is essential to the business of living.

Just as it is a truism that education is an essential solution to the plight of the middle class, we have gotten used to complaining about how badly schools have declined.

Camus's diagnosis of the essential human problem rests on a series of "truisms" (MS, 18) and "obvious themes" (MS, 16).

Zorn is an essential composer for me, because he is living proof of the truism that everything – every sound, every style, even, more controversially, every culture – is available to composers today to use as musical material.

It's a familiar truism.

That may be a truism.

This observation may seem a truism.

It's a truism, anyway.