A thing said walks in immortality if it has been said well
A thing said walks in immortality if it has been said well
Being said with absolute accuracy, some words have a remarkable feature of going into the eternity. What is the reason for such viability? It seems to me, that the words fulfilled with the emotions and illustrating some valuable ideas can delve deeply into the recesses of human psyche. First and foremost, in some climax situations, namely during the heated quarrel, it is simple to cut a partner to the heart. To put it differently, it is hard enough to refrain one's temper during the cut and thrust of the debate, and as follows the negative emotions take our verbal communication under control. Consequently outspeaking some offensive assertions by the accident can leave a print on the human soul. Furthermore, the rousing speeches, aimed at disseminating the ideas among the masses, undoubtedly, are the sources of the immortal words. Admittedly, the art of oratory is a great tool of engaging an audience and, thus, manipulating by minds of common men. In particular, it concerns public speaking about the issues worrying the wide auditorium. Next, various proverbs and popular expressions, being spread among the successive generations, are characterized by its urgency for all the times and propriety for different situations. Notably, such phrases can also reflect the gracious wit, which is used to best an opponent during the debates or just to enrich a speech. Nevertheless, some people are prone to the belief, that all the words carry strength, which can provide them with eternal existence in human minds. Clearly, there are no exclusions; the words are priorly endowed with the ability to live through the centuries. In such a way, stylistic nuances of a word do not matter. To sum up, the power of words can be implausible, a thought expressed once can live forever, not to mention its ability to command people, make a destructive effect on one’s life, and convey the popular wisdom. The
Being said with absolute accuracy, some words have a remarkable feature of going into the eternity. What is the reason for such viability? It seems to me, that the words fulfilled with the emotions and illustrating some valuable ideas can delve deeply into the recesses of human psyche. First and foremost, in some climax situations, namely during the heated quarrel, it is simple to cut a partner to the heart. To put it differently, it is hard enough to refrain one's temper during the cut and thrust of the debate, and as follows the negative emotions take our verbal communication under control. Consequently outspeaking some offensive assertions by the accident can leave a print on the human soul. Furthermore, the rousing speeches, aimed at disseminating the ideas among the masses, undoubtedly, are the sources of the immortal words. Admittedly, the art of oratory is a great tool of engaging an audience and, thus, manipulating by minds of common men. In particular, it concerns public speaking about the issues worrying the wide auditorium. Next, various proverbs and popular expressions, being spread among the successive generations, are characterized by its urgency for all the times and propriety for different situations. Notably, such phrases can also reflect the gracious wit, which is used to best an opponent during the debates or just to enrich a speech. Nevertheless, some people are prone to the belief, that all the words carry strength, which can provide them with eternal existence in human minds. Clearly, there are no exclusions; the words are priorly endowed with the ability to live through the centuries. In such a way, stylistic nuances of a word do not matter. To sum up, the power of words can be implausible, a thought expressed once can live forever, not to mention its ability to command people, make a destructive effect on one’s life, and convey the popular wisdom. The