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Not an empty sound for the heart!
Blok A.A.
Phraseologism: Not an empty sound for the heart!
Meaning: About something important, significant, cherished.
Origin: From the poem "To the Pushkin House" (1921) by Alexander Aleksandrovich Blok (1880-1921): "The name of the Pushkin House // In the Academy of Sciences! // The sound is understandable and familiar, // Not an empty sound for the heart!"
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Positive thinking.
Meaning:
The way of thinking of a person who is aimed at finding solutions to problems, is open to cooperation, interaction, etc.
Origin:
From English: Positive Thinking. From The Power of Positive Thinking (1952) by Norman Peel (1898-1993). Peel's next book was called The Amazing Results of Positive Thinking (1959). |
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