Sentence examples for final truism from inspiring English sources

A final truism to emerge from Tuesday's primaries is that the politics of issues, the stuff of which parties have most often crafted their core identities, has now been largely displaced by a politics of personal conviction.

A final truism: new evidence for a theory has to be weighed against the theory's prior plausibility.

I thought of one last cookbook truism to test.

One swipe of Wayne Rooney's right foot altered everything and for 25 minutes after the final whistle they revelled in the truism that only the result matters when the Premier League's fallen heavyweights collide.

The strongest moments of the final season came as Walt realized that great truism so often underscored in stories like his: Once you introduce evil into your life, you cannot control it.

This last dilemma shows why that truism is true.

There is meant to be no such thing as an easy European quarter-final but, at times, a desperately disjointed Stade seemed intent on disproving that truism.

Truism, n.

It's a familiar truism.

That may be a truism.

This observation may seem a truism.