Sentences with phrase «familiar adage»
The familiar adage that you can «tell a man by his shoes» is invoked, but also provocatively brought into question.
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The familiar adage, «with great power comes great responsibility» applies: When you have a platform to support and share great talent, it can have a huge impact on artists, their talent, and their surroundings, not to mention your own credibility.
The familiar adage, «It's not how much you make, but how much you keep» rings truer than ever for taxpayers who are real estate investors facing today's high tax rates.
The familiar adage, «past performance doesn't indicate future gain» is true.
The familiar adage, «It's not how much you make, but how much you keep» rings truer than ever for taxpayers.
Instead, the solution is a familiar adage: everything in moderation.
Not exact matches
We're all familiar with the old adage about the dangers of putting all your eggs in one basket, and this is a textbook example.
One is pretty familiar to the players; it is the path of implosion — the time of the season when the club reaches saturation point and goes into a downward spiral following a morale crushing result, culminating in a situation where the Gooners have to be content with a Champions League spot and the same old adage «there's always next season».
We are all familiar with the adage, «Ask a silly question, you'll get a silly answer.»
We are all familiar with adage, «Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me.»
That adage has gotten enough airtime to be familiar, but it's easier said than done.
Screenwriter David Collard is more familiar with inspirational sports drama formula than he is with military life, and as the adage says, write what you know.
An industry adage is that people are more likely to buy something they are familiar with.
We're all familiar with the adage that dogs are man's best friend.
But in keeping with the adage that quantity does not necessarily translate to quality, agents may be all too familiar with the process of following through with prospects that don't result in sales.