aphorism造句

And Nietzsche were Kings of the aphorism.

a barbed compliment; a biting aphorism; pungent satire.

Mr Sarkozy offers at least a chance of proving this aphorism wrong.

The Olympics has another aphorism, "the most important thing is to participate."

Probably the aphorism that there is no easy answer to what is very complex is true.

There was the ominous aphorism, repeated again and again, that no man can profit but by the loss of others.

School buildings, classrooms and workshops arranged portraits of famous scientists and scholars, fled the famous aphorism, or wrote inspiring slogans.

Although he didn't usually care for that hoary aphorism, it now seemed to contain a miraculous solution to all his problems.

Nietzsche entitled this aphorism 'the Greatest Weight', and he shuddered whenever he spoke about the idea. Perhaps it was more of a damnation than a redemption, after all.

an aphorism that would be as final as it is lazy, did it not include the troublesome consequence, that nothing that ever was, was wrong.

Though born in Vienna, Drucker started his professional life in Frankfurt as a financial reporter, and he never lost his journalistic eye for a witty aphorism or a memorable metaphor.

Here use Qing Dynasty scholar Zhang Chao "dream shadows in the aphorism:" free people of the world are busy about, can be busy about what the people of the world leisure.

For the two of us, having come of political age in the1960 s and1970 s, an aphorism of those times that still lingers," no investigation, no right to speak," may have been behind our joint decision to visit Nepal in February, to put our fingers to the pulse of things.