| From the Bolshevik-Menshevik split to the October Revolution and to Lenin's death, Leninism was, truistic as it may sound, a powerful, revolutionary movement. |
| But this sense is as truistic as that of the not dissimilar saying that every event has a cause. |
| So determinism would simply be the theory, truistic to many, that brain events are effects. |
| Truistic words chastising an obviously sensationalist media have also been written. |
| For me, the occasionally truistic nature of some essays' generalizations corresponds to somewhat delimited critical and theoretical frames of reference. |
| Meaning exists for some self, but this truistic fact doesn't fix the quality of any particular meaning. |
