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have something up your sleeve

Posted by Mishaikh on June 14, 2016

This is in response to Expector's 

Blog Challenge: have something up your sleeve

It is extremely difficult to get the picture of what is happening around the world.  The onlooker just see the superficial  hustles and bustles occur around and start talking, or put the blame of the happening on certain section of the society instead of thinking about the circumstances which cause the occurring.  It may be possible that the incident in itself has something up its sleeve.  There may be some ulterior motives.  May the motive is not the incident but the intended reaction.  

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  • Mishaikh June 18, 2016 5:45

    @mitran

    I have already said, it okay. I understand.

  • Mishaikh June 17, 2016 4:29

    mitran:

    It's okay I understand.

    Eva's has shown just a friendly gesture. 

  • Mishaikh June 17, 2016 4:27

    Thanks Eva,

    Sometimes Mishaikh gets deviated from Mishaikh.

    So this is the Deviated Mishaikh.

    Thanks again for appreciation.

  • Mishaikh June 15, 2016 6:34

    Thanks Ada for your encouragement.

  • Mishaikh June 15, 2016 6:34

    Mitran 

    I am still a learner.

    Thanks for your comments.

  • Mishaikh June 14, 2016 8:13

    Yes Afro it is.  Sometimes we have to swallow the sour tablets.

    Thanks for being here to comment.

  • Mishaikh June 14, 2016 8:12

    Thanks Expector.  Sorry I posted the blog without proof reading.  The corrections made accordingly and the sentences is rephrased.

    Thanks once again.

  • bet June 14, 2016 7:52

    It's a bit tough text!

  • Expector Smith June 14, 2016 7:28

    Great!

    Thanks for being the first to respond with a blog. I assume you'll welcome corrections, so I made a few small corrections for you:

    It is extremely difficult to get the picture of what is happening around in the world.  The on looker (onlookers) just see the superficial  hustles (hustle and bustle) occurs (occur) around and start talk (to talk or talking), or put the blame of the happening on certain section of the society that they are  as whole (as a whole) responsible for the incident instead of thinking about the circumstances which cause the occurring.  I (It) may be possible that the incident in itself has something up its sleeve.  There may be some ulterior motives.  


    This sentence 'May the motive is not incident but to make the intended reaction.' doesn't make much sense to me. Could you rephrase it?

    Hope you get it!

     

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