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David Foster Wallace
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Sentences that are unclear within or without the context add creativity to your content. Let us review the sentence, “They are not for me”. This sentence is directed at something or someone; and it is imaginative because it can easily refer to multiple factors and behaviors. To create sentences and relevant context of this nature, study Abnormal Psychology, humor, and detectives or cops think or write.
If you look closely, you will notice that the sentence “They are not for me” can refer to any of the following items:
- Generous behaviour
- Disgust
- Throwaways
- Caring people
- Detached society
- Lack of relevant skills like buying or selling
- Criminal tendencies
- Disciplined behavior
- Lack of money
- Too much money
- Slang of some sort?
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