Usar "tautology" en una oración

1. Pretty much as abusive as a tautology, either of which is the mark of the not very literate

2. tion on the selected thought of attention, and although that statement is mostly tautology, it bares consideration

3. We could say that the belief is new because the belief did not exist prior to its creation, but this formula—like many I have used—smacks of tautology

4. sure, but saying “a=a” is a tautology, a truth that adds nothing,

5. � On its linguistic surface, it forms a kind of tautology, a circular statement that doesn't serve to clarify or add to the truth value of that statement

6. � I cannot remember remembering which rather makes it own tautology of validity in its own terms

7. 4) is a tautology