Denis Diderot
View AuthorConcise phrases are like sharp nails that drive the truth into our memory.
Benjamin Disraeli
View AuthorThe wisdom of the wise and the experience of the ages can be preserved in quotations.
Antonio Francesco Doni
View AuthorWhat happens today has happened before; what is said, continues to be said and will be said later; what is to be, has already been one day.
Juan Donoso Cortés
View AuthorThe important thing is not to listen to what is said, but to find out what is thought.
Carlo Dossi
View AuthorThe best philosophical system of all is that of Jesus Christ: the system of benevolence.
Georges Duhamel
View AuthorWhen you want to know something, the best thing you can do is ask it.
Alexandre Dumas (fils)
View AuthorThe experience and philosophy that do not lead to indulgence and charity are two acquisitions that are not worth what they cost.
Frederick II
View AuthorThrow prejudices out the door: they'll come back in through the window.
Federico Fellini
View AuthorThe only true realist is the visionary.
Fénelon
View AuthorShun praise but strive to deserve it.
Wenceslao Fernández Florez
View AuthorA rare word on a page is like a raised cobblestone on a street.
Henry Fielding
View AuthorA newspaper always consists of the same number of words, whether there is news or not.