“worldly affairs”可以造什么句，worldly affairs造句
The orchid is not charming, not worldly wise, but with the elegance of worldly affairs.
A man of learning can not pass away from worldly affairs.
For a long long time, people there led a peaceful life and stood aloof from worldly affairs.
Understanding in the heart is better than a thousand words, and the recognition of spiritual level transcends worldly affairs.
The state of mind is like a lotus. Red dust is complicated, and worldly affairs are fetter. There are too many knots in the world.
Practice is extremely hard and serious. Taoists cultivate their minds. They are confined in caves, isolated from the world, free from worldly affairs, free from red dust and lust, and devoted to practicing Taoism.
SHUN the gossip of men as much as possible, for discussion of worldly affairs, even though sincere, is a great distraction inasmuch as we are quickly ensnared and captivated by vanity.
When we want to make anything a success in worldly affairs, we put our whole heart into it. And is this not much more necessary in the service of an holy God?
"Although a Court Purveyor, he knew nothing of business or worldly affairs but prevailed on his grandfather's old connections to find him a well-paid sinecure in the Board of Revenue and left all business to his agents and old family servants."
Mirror theory is one of Chung Tzu's tactics to tackle worldly affairs.
Waiting for her is the neighbour who has no devotion to worldly affairs and loves her deeply.
Thinks oneself infallible the man, majority is the male chauvinist principle, in addition practices moderation aloof from worldly affairs, from thinks the center.
To be indifferent is to be indifferent to worldly affairs. After all, do not argue, do not argue, do not rush, do not dryness, face life with a normal mind. Out of the true taste, often to know the strange.
To disdain worldly affairs
On the practicing road, you are allowed to scratch the surface of worldly affairs only and keep your life indifferent to the fame and wealth.
Taking a comprehensive view of the human world, we must gain something and lose it. If we lose something, we must lose it. We should learn to adjust our mind to be a wise man who is aloof from worldly affairs.
Smart people may see things too thoroughly, perhaps more selfishly, but cleverness is always good. Wisdom is not necessarily wisdom and savvy, nor is it necessarily able to see through worldly affairs and human feelings.
All kinds of worldly affairs are not related to the wind and moon, but the warmth of human feelings.
