Can you give an example to illustrate 'he prayeth best who loveth best story'?

Perhaps it means that the extent of one's love determines the quality and intensity of their prayers. When you love deeply, your prayers are more genuine and powerful.

Well, it could mean that those who have the greatest capacity to love, especially in the context of a story perhaps, are the ones who pray in the best or most sincere way. Maybe it implies that loving, as might be expressed or inspired by a story, is related to a pure form of spiritual connection shown through prayer.

One way is to have a character who is deeply in love with someone or something. This love makes them more empathetic and kind. When they pray, their prayers are full of this love, and they are able to achieve a closer connection with the divine or a positive outcome in the story. For example, a man who loves his family more than anything prays for their safety during a difficult time, and his love - filled prayer is answered.

It could mean that in the context of a story, the person who loves the most is the one who prays most sincerely. Loving deeply might make one more in touch with the spiritual or moral aspects, leading to more heartfelt prayers.

It might suggest that the person who loves most sincerely is the one who prays most effectively for a story to have a fulfilling conclusion.

It suggests that those who love most sincerely offer the best prayers. You could use it in a story where a character's depth of love leads them to profound spiritual connection and influences the plot.

Sure. Imagine a group of soldiers who are known for being troublemakers. They don't always follow orders strictly. One day on the battlefield, they notice an enemy supply route that the regular troops have overlooked. Instead of reporting it through the proper channels, they decide to raid it on their own. This unorthodox action could lead to a wild and eventful story of how they managed to disrupt the enemy's supplies while also getting into all sorts of scrapes with the enemy guards along the way.

Sure. Consider the story of a turtle. The turtle was trying to cross a busy road. Some kind - hearted animals offered to carry it across. But the turtle knew that it had to rely on itself. So it patiently waited for the right moment when there was no traffic and slowly made its way across the road on its own. This shows that self - help is the best help as the turtle was in control of its own situation and didn't depend on others who might not have been as careful as it would be for itself.

Well, in the world of politics, there are often situations. Take diplomatic negotiations. A country might not be completely honest about its real bottom - line in the beginning. If they were, the other side could take advantage of that and push for more extreme demands. By being a bit 'cagey' or not fully honest at first, they can better protect their national interests and ultimately reach a more balanced deal. This shows that honesty may not always be the best policy in such complex international relations.

Yes. Think about an athlete who was on a winning streak. They were expected to win the next big championship. However, they got injured just before the event. This injury changed everything. Their story of continuous victory was disrupted, and now they have to face a new chapter in life that involves recovery, possible career changes, and dealing with disappointment. This shows that life is another story as things can change in an instant.