Sentence examples for the same dictum from inspiring English sources

It is the same dictum that in the west kept women out of the ballot box, out of the university, out of the courts, and out of the legislature for centuries.

This was immediately followed by the dictum, in the same hand, "The good adman must be a jerk at heart".

John Peel's famous dictum, "always different, always the same", holds true.

It's an oft-repeated (and regularly misattributed) dictum that insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

This is the same movie in which she enunciated as her dictum about men: "Find 'em, fool 'em, 'n forget 'em".

An aversion to doing the same thing every day seems to be the overriding dictum of the chef at Upstairs, Dave Van Morrelgem, 34, a Montclair native.

In the same way that a fiction writer can rely upon the dictum "write about what you know," Pasternack, as much as a New York-born-and-bred chef can, has thrived by cooking best what he knows best.

The same theme can be seen, for example, in Hume's dictum that one cannot derive an "ought" from an "is": from matters of fact one cannot derive a conclusion about what ought to be.

At the same time the position would not run afoul of Hume's dictum.

There are a number of moments in the new documentary "Ann Richards Texass" that evoke the famous dictum: The more things change, the more they stay the same.

The Leopard's dictum that "everything must change so that everything can stay the same" has become an ironic historical maxim quoted again and again to describe Sicily, Italy, the nature of history and the resourceful ways of power.