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Jackson6612 Posted 17 years ago
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Sometimes a person takes refuge in darkness of unknown world to escape the embarrassment
Please help me to change the given sentence into a philosophical one.
Sometimes a person takes refuge in darkness of unknown world to escape the embarrassment of his failures.
Sometimes a person takes refuge in darkness of unknown world to escape the embarrassment of his failures.
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I don't really understand what you mean -- a sentence is just as "philosophical" as the idea it conveys. Or does "philosophical" have some special grammatical or other meaning that I'm unaware of? Incidentally, it should be: Sometimes a person takes refuge in the darkness of an unknown world to escape the embarrassment of his failures.
- I don't really understand what you mean -- a sentence is just as "philosophical" as the idea it conveys.
- Or does "philosophical" have some special grammatical or other meaning that I'm unaware of?
- Incidentally, it should be: Sometimes a person takes refuge in the darkness of an unknown world to escape the embarrassment of his failures.
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I don't really understand what you mean -- a sentence is just as "philosophical" as the idea it conveys. Or does "philosophical" have some special grammatical or other meaning that I'm unaware of?
Incidentally, it should be:
Sometimes a person takes refuge in the darkness of an unknown world to escape the embarrassment of his failures.
Incidentally, it should be:
Sometimes a person takes refuge in the darkness of an unknown world to escape the embarrassment of his failures.
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