Adverbs are mainly used as adverbials, modifiers, adjectives, adverbs and whole sentences. According to their meanings, they can be divided into adverbs of manner, adverbs of place and direction, adverbs of time obedience and adverbs of emphasis.

The following are adverbs of emphasis, usually before the modified words, such as:

She is not particularly beautiful.

This is not entirely correct.

This adverb can also modify nouns, pronouns, prepositional phrases and clauses, such as:

Even John agreed to come. Even John agreed to come.

Only she can come. Only she can come.

He went to the party only because of his wife. He went to the party only because of his wife.

I don't know when I can come. I don't know when I can come.

There is not a heart that does not pursue something better, nobler and more sacred than before in the long years. Since ancient times, everyone's heart has longed for something beautiful, noble and sacred.

But I tried to translate, but I couldn't find the right word. How do you feel after reading it? I think this is a proverb. Where did you see it?