Примери за използване на Truism на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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A truism for some.
That is what humans call… a truism.
Well, this truism, probably everyone knows.
Each in its own way understands this truism.
Yesterday's truism- obey the king- is tomorrow's bad joke.
And then, in a generation,it stopped being a truism and started being treason.
It is a truism that America has become a more diverse country.
Past performance is no guarantee of future results,as the old business truism says.
So it's a truism that things can't be more than 100 percent of themselves.
But some, particularly among the bloodlines of the Vecin people,are born with a second sight that flies in the face of this truism.
You, of course, remember the truism of the type"everything flows and changes.".
But in an era when scientists, corporations and governments are learning to hack the human brain, this truism is more sinister than ever.
This universal truism has been totally ignored by the machine translation industry.
Indeed, it in no way proves the need for an anti-Jewish policy, butrather it accepts this need as a truism based on the old, established traditions.
It is, alas, a truism that authors generally have less experience"than other men.
In contrast, no one seems to be able to explain to me why the latest post-this-and-that is(for the most part)other than truism, error, or gibberish.
What I understand is largely truism or error, but that is only a fraction of the total word count.
We know that in a time series of bets, each outcome has no memory of the last, there is no such thing as a hot streak, andthe gambler's fallacy is an expression of those who fail to recognise this truism.
Oh, look, the unfortunate truism that charity, like poor little Olga is always with us,… to coin a phrase.
In contrast, no one seems to be able to explain to me why the latest post-this-and-that is(for the most part)other than truism, error, or gibberish, and I do not know how to proceed.".
It is nowadays a truism that accelerating globalisation makes the world of international business a demanding and challenging place.
The adage“You never miss a god thing until it's gone” has enjoyed staying power mainly because it is a truism and where the body is concerned can be illustrated in numerous ways: aging, injury, illness.
It's a truism that your standard of living rises faster than productivity, rises faster than output per hour, if hours per person increased.
Certainly it would be different than it is now- andit is quite a truism that people from the“mainstream,” the simultaneous keepers and victims of the status quo, fear change.
It is a truism that few people are able to tackle aggressive and sharp questions, especially if they confidently believe in their own rightness and the journalist's bias against him.
As against these popular fallacies there is need to emphasize the truism that a government can spend or invest only what it takes away from its citizens and that its additional spending and investment curtails the citizens' spending and investment to the full extent of its quantity.”.
It illustrates the truism that the void created by modern scientific negation cannot and never can be filled by the cold prospects offered as a solatium to optimists.
There is need to emphasize the truism that a government can spend or invest only what it takes away from its citizens and that its additional spending and investment curtails the citizens' spending and investment to the full extent of its quantity.
It is usually asserted off-hand, as a truism, that ownership of the means of production must necessarily in all circumstances give the capitalist the upper hand when bargaining with the workers about wages- an advantage represented, and destined eternally to be represented, by" surplus-value" or capital- interest.
This has turned into a truism, but we need to“kick the habits” and return this obvious truth to its emergency here and now, and re-introduce transversality, which still has to be learned as a practice of ecological awareness, of de-colonizing thought, re-inventing gestures of solidarity in response to environmental variations.