人句中的力量与和谐
1. Procrastinators [individuals] often exert excessive effort.
2. Common folk [individuals] typically ponder how to occupy their moments; a person of ability endeavors to make the most of them.
3. Education is not merely about imparting knowledge to [individuals] about what they do not know; it is about teaching them to act differently from their usual ways.
4. Proceed with your chosen path, and let [individuals] voice their opinions.
5. With close companions, [individuals] cultivate bravery and a positive outlook. Teenagers find the moral encouragement to assert their uniqueness; the elderly embrace their later years with optimism and a zest for life.
6. Guilt-ridden minds always turn [individuals] into cowards.
7. It's disheartening to contemplate how many [individuals] are taken aback by honesty and how few by deceit.
8. Just as with a bottleneck, narrow-minded [individuals] create more commotion when attempting to pour out what little they have.
9. The voice of the [individuals] is akin to the voice of God.
10. You can deceive some [individuals] always, and all [individuals] at some point; but you cannot deceive all [individuals] all the time.
11. If there were no wicked [individuals], there would be no need for skilled lawyers. – Charles Dickens
12. [Individuals] do not fully appreciate the value of health until they lose it.
13. [Individuals] living in glass houses should not throw stones.
14. Poverty is an anomaly to the wealthy [individuals]. It's puzzling why those who desire a meal do not ring the bell.
15. Every person is born as a king, yet most [individuals] end up in exile.
16. I would prefer my [individuals] to laugh at my economy rather than cry over my extravagance.
17. For some [individuals], wealth merely causes anxiety about losing it.
18. Those who succeed in the world are the [individuals] who strive to find the circumstances they desire, and if they cannot, they create them.
19. Throughout life, we depend on small groups of [individuals] for love, admiration, respect, moral support, and help.
20. Every tragedy transforms ordinary [individuals] into heroes.
21. Education makes [individuals] easy to guide but hard to control; easy to govern but impossible to enslave.
22. Wherever there is dire need among [individuals], there must be at least a spark of hope, the hope for progress—or eventually, the flames of conflict will rise.
23. The [individuals] can be trusted to discern truth from fiction and form a correct judgment. If I had to choose between a government without newspapers or newspapers without a government, I would unhesitatingly prefer the latter.
24. Procrastinators [individuals] have the most work to do.
25. [Individuals] need to know each other to be their most genuine selves.
26. Only a nation of educated [individuals] can remain free.
27. The government of the [individuals], by the [individuals], and for the [individuals] shall not perish from the earth.
28. Those who succeed in the world are the [individuals] who take initiative to seek the circumstances they want, and if they cannot find them, they create them.
29. To understand the merit of ministry, we need only observe the state of the [individuals].
30. In today's world, there can be no genuine peace between civilized nations unless supported and backed by the sentiments of the [individuals] involved.
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