Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorDon't walk, Sancho, loose and slack, for the disheveled clothing gives indications of a downcast spirit.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorThe woman should be an owner, and appear to be one, which is more.
Nicolas Chamfort
View AuthorIn big things, men show themselves as they want to be seen. In small things, as they are.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorStrive to maintain appearances, and the world will give you credit for everything else.
Karl Kraus
View AuthorTo pretend has more letters than to be.
Milan Kundera
View AuthorWe will never know why we irritate people, what makes us likable, what makes us ridiculous; our own image is our greatest mystery.
Abraham Lincoln
View AuthorIf I had two faces, would I be using this one?
Molière
View AuthorLooks deceive most of the time; one should not always judge by what one sees.
Friedrich Schiller
View AuthorIn what we appear to be, we all have a judge; in what we are, no one judges us.
Albert Schweitzer
View AuthorAt twenty years of age, everyone has the face that God gave them; at forty, the face that life has given them, and at sixty, the face they deserve.
Robert Burns
View AuthorAh, if we were given the power to see ourselves as others see us! How many absurdities and foolishnesses we would be free from.
Pedro Calderón de la Barca
View AuthorWe pretend to be what we are; let's be what we pretend.