Sentence examples for truism with from inspiring English sources
It's become a truism — with reality like ours, what's a satirist to do?
It's become a truism with Trump: watch what he does, not what he says.
The Getty Museum in Los Angeles has illustrated this truism with a show and two books on Walker Evans's photographs.
It has been a truism with this survey that all-new and significantly redesigned vehicles generally have more problems than vehicles that were essentially unchanged from the previous model year, called carryovers.
It is that doubt poetry's ability to muddy a pat phrase or dislodge an accepted truism with an unexpected word or other sleight of hand that made Frost's performance resonate.
The development underscores one truism with criminal cases, particularly white-collar ones: Even seemingly sure-thing prosecutions can be draped with uncertainty once the basic details of the case emerge.
Ms. Holzer's last dance project was in 1985, "Holzer Duet... Truisms" with Bill T.
Both are invaluable: I co-run a safety website called drugsand.me which combines old-school truisms with new findings.
In news articles and profiles, Mr. Schwartz was often described as an impassioned visionary and occasionally as a skilled trafficker in truisms with a talent for self-promotion.
[vinofossella.com] A new exhibition at Chashama in Times Square, "the Center of Something," calls out some New York truisms, with riffs on $9 beers, an "I Miss NY" T-shirt and more.
NO ONE will argue with the truism that with every upward tick in mortgage interest rates some people are pushed out of the housing market.
