Sentences with phrase «obvious of truisms»

It is sometimes necessary to restate even the most obvious of truisms, if only to prevent them from being overlooked amid the sound and fury of passing political debate.

Not exact matches

There is something rather obvious — even a truism here — that stands in stark contrast to much of the history of evangelical scholarship.

Now, in many areas of the academy the above is sufficiently obvious to be regarded as a truism, something that hardly needs saying.

It is an obvious truism that ideals flourish best when they can be connected with the mutual self - interests of interacting parties.

The smoldering wreckage of the contract seems like a truism at this point, something that was both obvious and unavoidable, but there was once a time when smart baseball people had smart baseball debates about Hamilton's future value.

The troubling thing about the picture beyond its obvious troubling things is that with the impending demise of the Miss America pageant (and with The Donald threatening to acquire it), there is the truism that people share the film's belief that pageants are horse - and - pony shows masquerading as scholarship opportunities and don't care about them unless — and here's the rub — you get the reality show behind - the - scenes of the beauties doing their best to scratch each other's eyes out.

Doeringer is putting conceptual art truisms to the test: The most obvious is the age - old conceptual saw that the idea or gesture, and not the object itself, is the art (tell that to the auction houses that do well selling Ruscha bookworks or Ray photographs for hundreds of thousands of dollars.)

This is a truism — something that is overwhelmingly obvious after the announcement of the fact.

The definition of truism is «an undoubted or self - evident truth; especially: one too obvious for mention.»

With the scene now set, let's turn to getting some obvious but important truisms out of the way.