Describe your personality 20=> sentences // examples

Afew years ago i read a quote by alphonse karr, a french writer:   "every man has three characters – that which he exhibits, that which he has, and that which he thinks he has". so if you ask me to describe my personality, you shouldn't forget that it is only my opinion. first of all i think i'm an adventurous and inquisitive person. i seek out new experiences and i like to explore new places. i'm also imaginative and sociable. i used to be shy when i was a child, but now i have no difficulty interacting with people. sometimes i can be impatient but i'm trying to change that. i'm learning to listen to other people's opinion. i know i'm not so hardworking as i should be, but i wouldn't call myself lazy. i think i'm a sincere person. i have been taught two important rules: "honesty is always the best policy" and " always tell the truth with tact and kindess". my greatest weakness is being indecisive. sometimes i lack confidence in myself. but i already know how to deal with this problem. in conclusion i would like to say that i believe everybody can create their personality. it is all about the actions we take and the decisions we make.

War in the ordinary sense is a conflict among political groups, especially sovereign states, carried on by armed forces of considerable magnitude for a considerable period of time. in this sense, war is not sharply distinguished from peace. conflicts between states may be carried on by diplomacy, economic pressures, propaganda, subversion, or other forms of intervention without the use or even the threat of armed force. even if armed force is used, its use may be on such a small scale or of such short duration—as in suppressions of mob violence or insurrection, colonial expeditions, and reprisals by large against small states—that it is not called war. the progress of war and peace between a pair of states may be represented by a curve: the curve descends toward war as tensions, military preparations, exchange of threats, mobilizations, border hostilities, and limited hostilities culminate in total conflict; and it rises toward peace as tensions relax, arms budgets decline, disputes are settled, trade increases, and cooperative activities develop.не забудь !