dictum

the old dictum ‘might is right’.

the Politburo's dictum that the party will become a ‘left-wing parliamentary party’.

Morbi dictum rutrum magna.Sed vitae risus.

Ever since，Webster’s dictum has been regarded as a principle of international law．

Yet Kissinger succeeded in defying an old Washington dictum that you can have in the capital visibility or influence,but not both.

She lives by the dictum 'treat others as you would like to be treated'.

The company's dictum is to always put customers first.

He often quotes the dictum 'knowledge is power'.

The team follows the dictum 'work smarter, not harder'.

Their family has a dictum that emphasizes the value of honesty.

The school's dictum is 'learning never exhausts the mind'.

He believes in the dictum 'actions speak louder than words'.

The dictum 'practice makes perfect' is often used in sports training.

The dictum 'health is wealth' is a popular saying.

She finds inspiration in the dictum 'be the change you wish to see in the world'.

But Weber turned this dictum on its head.

Maybe you've heard the contemporary version of Thatcher's dictum.

Played by lawyers might be a more accurate dictum. The rules are famously complicated.

Orwell's dictum now faces a new test.

His dictum was something like, 'When the Emperor is good, serve.

However, Monnet's dictum is also a source of complacency.

The dictum in writing classes used to be “write what you know.”

Lord Acton's dictum that “great men are almost always bad men” has become a commonplace.

A dictum is a short statement or saying which expresses some wise advice or a general truth about life.

A dictum among linguists is that languages differ not in what they can express, but in what they must.