Sentences to describe other people’s shallow thinking

Sentences to describe other people’s shallow thinking

The truly accomplished people in this world are often not the first-rate smart people, but the second-rate smart and second-rate stupid people. people. If you are too smart, you will ignore everything and refuse to do stupid things. If you spend too much effort, there will be no hope. ——Anonymous

Those who are good at seizing opportunities are heroes. ——Goethe

Opportunity only favors those who know how to pursue her; people abandon opportunities more than opportunities abandon people.

Just some huge advantages in talent do not make a hero, they also have to be accompanied by luck. ——Larochevko

A gentleman hides his weapons and waits for the time to come. ——Anonymous

The time comes but cannot be lost; the opportunity comes but cannot be lost. ——Su Shi

Opportunity will not only create thieves, but also great men. ——Anonymous

A wise person changes with the times, and a knowledgeable person adapts to the circumstances. ——Huan Kuan

There is only one good opportunity. Once you miss it, you will never get it again. ——Browning

Good times rarely come back. In the best moments of life, don’t try to reunite old dreams. ——Anonymous

Optimists see opportunities in every disaster, while pessimists see disasters in every opportunity. ——Anonymous

What is the use of opportunity to those who cannot take advantage of it? Just as the wind is only a driving force for those who can take advantage of it. ——Simon

Opportunities don’t come to you; people only look for them. ——Dickens

If people do something wholeheartedly, they will always encounter chance. ——Balzac

There is no place to be found even if you wear iron shoes, and it takes no effort to get there. ——Shi Naian

It is your own business to waste opportunities and not blame others. ——Anonymous

Life is not a spontaneous self-development, but a long series of opportunities. Events and decisions, these opportunities, events and decisions are in their realization

If the good opportunity does not come, create it with your own hands. ——Bully Myers

If someone misses an opportunity, it is probably not because the opportunity did not come, but because the person waiting for the opportunity did not see the opportunity coming, and when the opportunity came, he did not reach out and grab it. ——Romain Rolland

The weak miss opportunities, the strong create opportunities, and there is no opportunity. This is the best confession of the weak. ——Anonymous

At that time, it depended on our will. ——Cohen

The secret to success in life is to seize a good opportunity immediately when it comes. ——Disraeli

It is extremely important to be good at identifying and seizing opportunities. In all major undertakings, before starting to do something, people should observe the opportunity like a thousand-eyed god, and when doing it, they should seize the opportunity like a thousand-handed god. ——Bacon

When time comes, heaven and earth all work together to transport heroes without freedom. ——Luo Yin

There are many successful people in the world, not necessarily because they can do it better than you, but simply because they dare to do it better than you. ——Bacon

Don’t think that success in your career is brought to you by the god of “fate”. The god of "destiny" himself does not have this power, but is controlled by the god of "discernment". ——John Doraton

If anyone is timid for a moment, he may let go of the bait that luck has extended to him at this moment. —— Alexandre Dumas

If human beings cannot take advantage of opportunities, opportunities will flow into the vast sea with the waves of time and become eggs that will not hatch. ——George Elliott

Opportunity exists for everyone, but many people do not know they have encountered it. ——Anonymous

In matters of marriage, opportunity and fate are often mixed, making it elusive. ——Austin

Foolish actions can leave a person in poverty; well-timed actions can make a person rich.

—— Clark

Sometimes a person is struck horribly by bad luck, whether public or personal, and it can be a good thing. The ruthless flail of fate struck the bundles of harvest crops, only breaking the stalks, but the grain felt nothing. It was still jumping happily on the field, not caring whether it was going to the mill or falling. Into the furrow. ——Goethe

No matter what a person does, if he does not get the right time and favorable opportunity, all his efforts will be in vain. ——Plato

When there is movement, there is movement; when there is no time there is stillness. ——Anonymous

The only most provable cause and effect in the world; how much effort you put in, how much you will gain. ——Anonymous

Life is full of opportunities and changes. When people are most proud, the greatest misfortune comes. ——Aristotle

The most difficult thing in life is choice. ——Moore

The problem with most of us is that when opportunities rush toward us, we close our eyes. Few people can pursue their own opportunities, and even when they stumble, Can't see it yet. ——Carnegie

Love will flourish only when it is free and unrestrained. The idea that love is some kind of obligation can only kill love. Just one sentence: You should love someone is enough to make you hate that person to the core. ——Russell

Great ideas can turn into great wealth. ——Seneca

The body always ends up being annoying. Nothing beautiful and interesting remains except thoughts, for thoughts are life. ——Bernard Shaw

The entire history of mankind has warned wise people not to believe in fortune but in ideas. ——Ai Xiansheng

You can get ideas from others, but your way of thinking, that is, the mold for molding your ideas, must be your own. ——Ram

Man, according to the usual definition, is an animal of flesh and blood, walking on two feet, capable of feeling, thinking and judging. However, in the view of the Gospels and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, , man should not feel, think, and judge; he should even prostrate himself so that the priest can ride briskly on him. ——Holbach

If the brain is not cultivated with correct thoughts, no matter how it develops, this development will always be abnormal development, and then all behaviors will have no stable and correct footing. ——Nie Er

Life is an annoying prison. When a thoughtful person reaches adulthood and develops a mature sense of life, he cannot but feel that he is locked in a cage from which he cannot escape. —— Chekhov

Thoughts that do not lead to any action are not thoughts, but dreams. ——Martin

All great deeds and great ideas have an absurd beginning. —— Camus

Walking stimulates my thinking. My body must be constantly moving so that my brain can work. ——Rousseau

Love books, it will make your life easier: it will help you understand the complicated thoughts, emotions and events in a friendly way: it will teach you to respect others and yourself: it will use Love the world and love human emotions to inspire the intellect and the heart. ——Gorky

Books are ships of thought, plowing through the waves of the times. It is loaded with valuable cargo, delivered to one generation after another. ——Bacon

When words say one thing and actions another, it poisons young minds and encourages indifferent thoughts. ——Suhomlinsky

Human thinking is amazing. As long as you focus on a certain cause, you will definitely make achievements that surprise you. ——Mark Twain

When feelings only persuade us to do something that can be delayed, we should restrain ourselves from making any immediate judgments and use other thoughts to calm ourselves until time and rest Let the emotions in the blood settle down completely. ——Descartes

Books are the treasure trove of human thoughts. ——Ushensky

Some people say that knowledge is power. For me, knowledge is happiness.

With knowledge, you can distinguish between truth and falsehood, between nobility and insignificance. When you understand the thoughts and behaviors of people in various periods, you will have sympathy and close feelings for human beings who have developed to today. ——Helen Keller

Ideological efforts, like the seeds that can grow a big tree, are invisible to the eyes. However, obvious changes in human social life are taking place within it. ——Le Tolstoy

Friendship is the palliative of our sorrow, the reliever of our passion, the outlet for our stress, our refuge in times of disaster, and our hesitation. The negotiator of time is the freshener of our brains, the outlet for our thoughts, and the forging and improvement of our contemplation. ——Jeremiah Taylor

We should firmly believe that ideas and content are obtained not through mindless sentimentality, but through thinking. ——Chernyshevsky

Thought feeds itself with its own words and grows. ——Tagore

Only the kind of love that sublimates us and empowers us with beautiful feelings and thoughts can be regarded as a noble passion; while it makes us selfish, timid and cowardly, and makes us corrupt. Love based on blind instinctive and obscene behavior should be regarded as an evil passion. ——George Sand

Words should be the servant of thought, but they often become the master of thought. ——Crulau

Covers all majors and attracts many families; free-thinking and inclusive. ——Cai Yuanpei

Art lies in the ability to build a palace on the tip of a needle. The secret of my thoughts lies in the magic wand that can turn a desert into a city in ten seconds. ——Balzac

People with noble ideas will never be lonely. ——Sidney

A person will stay on one thought for a long time, so he may be tied up. ——Halifax