Louise May Alcott
View AuthorThe debate is masculine; the conversation is feminine.
Samuel Alexander
View AuthorPhilosophy can be described as the experimental or empirical study, and the relationships that derive from the empirical with the 'a priori'.
Marco Aurelio Almazán
View AuthorOne should never argue with a superior, as there is a risk of being right.
Henry F. Amiel
View AuthorThe criticism turned into a system is the denial of knowledge and the true estimation of things.
Aristotle
View AuthorIt is absolutely impossible to prove everything.
W. H. Auden
View AuthorThe words of a dead man are modified in the hearts of the living.
Sir Francis Bacon
View AuthorThe most honorable role in a conversation belongs to the one who gives occasion to it, and then to the one who directs it and makes it move from one topic to another, for thus one leads the dance.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorShort sentences stem from a great experience.
Charlie Chaplin
View AuthorThe true meaning of things is found in trying to say the same things with different words.
George Chapman
View AuthorFlatterers resemble friends as wolves do to dogs.
René de Chateaubriand
View AuthorThere are words that should only be used once.
René de Chateaubriand
View AuthorI do not believe that the art of quotation is within the reach of those small spirits who, finding nothing within themselves, must take everything from others.