2020 Quotes on instagram No. 19-27 (revised)
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2020 Quotes on instagram No. 19-27 (revised)
- 1. 19-27 All proverbs are quotes but not all quotes are proverbs
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- 4. After a weird sound is heard from his engine bay, he immediately sends his car to the mechanic before the engine totally fails him. He remembers that a stitch in time saves nine.
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- 6. His decision to hire 5 mechanics working on his car backfires as those mechanics always have different opinions, the repair is delayed. It is true that too many cooks spoil the broth.
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- 8. Due to the rapid growth of Covid-19 cases, the scientists had developed new test-kit for Covid-19 screening, and the test result can be obtained within 3 hours. This shows that necessity is the mother of invention. When the need for something becomes essential, you are forced to find ways of getting or achieving it.
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- 10. For example, it is impossible to help every homeless person on the street but if each working citizen helps them, it would be a great help to those unfortunate people. As the old adage goes, we can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone.
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- 12. For example, an average student who aims for 4 flat in his exam might not achieve the target but because of his initial target, he could still have a chance of being on the Dean’s List with his hard work and perseverance. As the saying goes, shoot for the moon, for if you miss, you’ll land among the stars.
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- 14. For example, when you are going through hard times, a friend provides security and happiness. On the other hand, if you are surrounded by success but with no one to share it, solitude and loneliness will entail. As said by Hellen Keller, walking with a friend in the dark is better than walking alone in the light.
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- 16. For example, an average badminton player will eventually become more skilful if he practises everyday. Not only his skills will improve, his endurance will be better. It shows that practice makes perfect.
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- 18. For example, a person who bites his nails since he was small due to anxiety or stress, would keep doing it until he is an adult and would find it difficult to kick off the habit as old habits die hard.
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- 20. Practise what you preach. For example, if a teacher wants her students to be punctual, she has to be punctual as well.