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Between "Seeing is believing" and "To see is to believe." What is difference between "Seeing is believing" and "To see is to believe."? Please..
10 mei 2013 07:21
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Terry: Some people believe that there is a slight difference. "Seeing is believing" may refer to an actual experience at the time: Tom: Look! Is that Joe kissing Mona? Alice: I can't believe it. Tom: Well, seeing is believing, isn't it! (We are seeing it, aren't we?) "To see is to believe" may refer to the idea in general.
10 mei 2013
They both have the same meaning
10 mei 2013
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