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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Hi,
What is the meaning of sort of proves my point in the following context:
"You are very unusual man."
"I have no context with which to frame a reply to that observation."
"Sort of proves my point ,doesn't it?
Thanks
What is the meaning of sort of proves my point in the following context:
"You are very unusual man."
"I have no context with which to frame a reply to that observation."
"Sort of proves my point ,doesn't it?
Thanks
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A natural reply to the first statement might be: I am? Why do you think so? In what way am I unusual?
- A natural reply to the first statement might be: I am?
- Why do you think so?
- In what way am I unusual?
- I agree.
- It's a more interesting way to be I think I'm quite ordinary.
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A natural reply to the first statement might be:
I am? Why do you think so?
In what way am I unusual?
I agree. It's a more interesting way to be
I think I'm quite ordinary.
Instead he gave a very strange response. He gave an UNUSUAL response.
In giving an unusual response, he proved the first person's point that he was unusual.
I am? Why do you think so?
In what way am I unusual?
I agree. It's a more interesting way to be
I think I'm quite ordinary.
Instead he gave a very strange response. He gave an UNUSUAL response.
In giving an unusual response, he proved the first person's point that he was unusual.
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AnonymousWhat is the meaning of "sort of proves my point"What you said (implied) proves what I just said (my point), more or less (sort of).
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