Sentence examples for it axiomatic from inspiring English sources

No longer is it axiomatic that the tabloids have the largest circulations.

Nor is it axiomatic that siding with Osborne against people in poverty would benefit Labour electorally.

In Britain, old-guard Bennite leftists consider it axiomatic that to be leftwing is to oppose western military intervention.

In The New York Times, A.O. Scott, while praising "the vitality of the acting" also found it "axiomatic" that Ms. Kidman and Mr. Hopkins were miscast.

Nor is it axiomatic that a Bush-Sharon tussle would lose America's president the Jewish vote: if Israeli opinion were sharply divided over American peacemaking, American Jewry would probably split too.

If Watergate made it axiomatic that the coverup trumps the crime, the Checkers speech can be regarded as an occasion when a style of exculpation proved more memorable than the substance of an accusation.

It is axiomatic that, when it comes to primary care, 'one size does not fit all'.

It retails for $1,849, and I think it's axiomatic that if you can afford it, you're not the next Kurt Cobain.

In modern America it is axiomatic that "racism," whatever it is, is wrong — and this is a good thing.

It does so because it is axiomatic that an "Emanative Cause" is "such a cause as merely by Being, no other activity or causality interposed, produces an Effect".

It is axiomatic in criminal law that it is tougher to prosecute a case the second time around.