Sentence examples for truism from from inspiring English sources
Hot New Hit on iPod: Every Step You Take One truism from business school is that you can manage only what you can measure.
Such role playing evokes a truism from Jerry Stahl — a writer and former addict (heroin, coke, you name it), known for his memoir, "Permanent Midnight," and novels like "I, Fatty" — who observed that "all junkies are inherently actors because they have been scamming so long".
The rhetorical hallmark of these passages (and a clue to the nature of the whole book, which wants to be about Life's Dark Labyrinth but turns into a "When will those two get it on?" tale) is the mixed metaphor — sometimes so mixed, and from such scattered elements, that they refute the truism from Hewitt about chaos always concealing order.
On any given day, her Instagram feed showcases her 6-year-old daughter Charleigh's (pronounced Charlie) toothy smile, while a tweet proclaims a truism from her bestselling book, "Words From a Wanderer". ("If you are unsure of who you are, you will easily get lost in others"). Collectively her digital output encourages self-love and resilience and regularly doles out positive affirmations.
So begins Treslove's project to prove himself more Jewish than the Jews – an enterprise which takes him into various cultural truisms, from humour to food to circumcision.
Some are idealists, spewing truisms from Steve Jobs keynotes.
A look at three truisms from previous scandals, and whether Petraeus's story is any different.
There is a truism that from pain comes growth.
This truism originated from my property insurance advisor and is equally relevant to today's topic.
In addition to Truisms, phrases from Arno (1996), a litany of obsessive desire, were shown.
In the late 70's, the "Truisms" graduated from outdoor walls to those of alternative spaces, among them Franklin Furnace in downtown Manhattan and the hip Fashion Moda in the South Bronx.
