general truth

This is a general truth that most people accept about SoLow.

This mother points to a general truth about the suggestions offered above—they really are useful for all of us.

Again, supposing everybody accepted the general truth, “All unrepentant sinners will be punished.”

Poetry aims at general truth, brings out the relation of one mind to universal nature; it idealizes and ennobles realities.

She would in short always be a very important quantity, and the scene was strewn with illustrations of this general truth.

The general truth is on my side, and the specific fact, if such exists in this case, on the side of the poets.

It is certain that the probability of general truth in these concurrent testimonies is greatly enhanced by their independence.