These are the words of Bill Clinton, from his book, My Life. This quote is essentially layered with meaning. Often, we base our perceptions on who we are based on what we are capable of doing. Let me explain with an example. Let's say, a bartender may think that he is great at mixing drinks. He may also believe that he is a good communicator. However, he believes so, because that's what he does in his everyday life. But is that all there is to him? Perhaps the bartender is also good at crisis management. But how would he know that unless he had the opportunity to discover this latent skill? If for instance, the bar caught fire, and he had to evacuate people out of the burning premises, he'd probably discover his crisis management skills. Otherwise, he will continue to live the rest of his life, believing that he knows who he is. But as Clinton said, "A main is more than the sum of all the things he can do." So, never stop yourself from the path of self discovery. You have so much potential within you, that you need more than a lifetime to really know yourself. Hope that helps. :)
This quote suggests that a person's worth is not solely determined by their abilities or accomplishments. It emphasizes the importance of looking beyond a person's skills and achievements to truly understand and appreciate their value as an individual.
This quote means that the positive aspects outweigh the negative aspects. It suggests focusing on the good things rather than dwelling on the bad. It encourages a more optimistic and appreciative outlook on life.
It means that once you've achieved your end, gotten what you want, that you realize there was more enjoyment and excitement in the act of achieving or gaining, than there ever can be in the possession.
What is dead.
When the thing I want to quote can not be better expressed than the way in which it was originally said.
A step quote is when more than one quote is used within a statement or sentence. A quote used in a step quote does not have to be by the same person.
He has more than one quote I think.
A quote is just an estimate and nothing more. The more accurate the information you give them the more accurate the quote will be. If you have more claims, tickets, accidents, etc. than you tell the agent then the quote will be different. Often times the VIN number of the vehicle shows a different symbol than the quote does so the price is higher or lower.
Dr Johnson published the quote "Knowledge is more than equivalent to force" in his work "The Rambler" in 1750.
A word with more than one meaning is called a homonym.
There are no suffixes meaning exactly more than But, If you are comparing you should use -er
yes