| With this apothegm from the storehouse of her lately acquired wisdom, she passed to the next paragraph. |
| That a style of this kind should be rich in apothegm is not surprising. |
| In Venice, 1975: After our long day's enchanting rest, yesterday we went down and found Gore — big, complacent, pompous, assured that his every platitude is an apothegm, a witty wisdom. |
| The 84-year-old unburdens himself of this apothegm with the foxy charm of the late French actor Charles Boyer. |
| There was the resplendent 'Judgment in Heaven,' with the trenchant Elizabethan apothegm of its epilogue. |
| I remembered this apothegm of Jane's, which sounded well, and fitted in nicely just here. |
