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Hasibul Alam Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
general meaning of this sentence
he created a work of art that challenged viewers to act from a place of optimism
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Sentences must begin with a capital letter and end with a full stop (or other stop). I would guess that "act from a place of optimism" is supposed to mean something like "act with an optimistic outlook".
- Sentences must begin with a capital letter and end with a full stop (or other stop).
- I would guess that "act from a place of optimism" is supposed to mean something like "act with an optimistic outlook".
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Sentences must begin with a capital letter and end with a full stop (or other stop).
I would guess that "act from a place of optimism" is supposed to mean something like "act with an optimistic outlook".
I would guess that "act from a place of optimism" is supposed to mean something like "act with an optimistic outlook".
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I agree with the concept, but I would think one acts from within that place (rather than at it). So my version would be,
"He created a work of art that challenged viewers of it to act from within a place of optimism."
It's awfully long and rather grandiose, but it's art!
"He created a work of art that challenged viewers of it to act from within a place of optimism."
It's awfully long and rather grandiose, but it's art!
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