Culture Quotes

Collection of phrases and quotes about culture.

Life
Values
Emotions
Love
Knowledge
Culture
Random
Art
Behavior
Conflicts
Health
Fun
Communication
Religion
Friendship
Truth
Work
Time
God
Death
Beauty
Education
Women
Hope
Marriage
Friends
Laws
Money
Nature
Wisdom
Democracy
Kindness
Solitude
Old age
Technology
Heart
Intelligence
Fear
Evil
Experience
Past
Destiny
Dreams
Lies
Jealousy
Optimism
Speak
Parents
Valor
Wealth
Ambition
Enmity
Doubt
Genius
Hate
Appearance
Children
Memory
Need
Silence
To help
Advice
Awareness
Fame
Charity
Discretion
Nonsense
Selfishness
Patience
Revenge
To forget
Foolishness
To hush
Work
Understanding
Age
Flaws
Idleness
Good luck
Hierarchy
Weakness
Pride
Company
Dogs
Perseverance
Greed
Danger
Crazy
Comfort
Coherence
Security
Wait
Taste
Disillusionment
Examples
Consistency
Order
Causality
Temptation
Conformity
To walk
Quality
Opportunity
Promise
Precipitation
To ask
Better
Gluttony
Surprise
Wedding
Pay
Prevent
Delay
Night
Occasion
Edmund Burke

Edmund Burke

View Author

Human society constitutes an association of the sciences, the arts, virtues, and perfections. Since its ends cannot be achieved in many generations, not only the living participate in this association, but also the dead and those yet to be born.

Culture
Explore
Lord Byron

Lord Byron

View Author

He who does not love his country can love nothing.

Culture
Explore
Lord Byron

Lord Byron

View Author

The consequence of not belonging to any party will be that I will bother everyone.

Culture
Explore
Lord Byron

Lord Byron

View Author

It takes barely a thousand years to form a state; but it may be enough an hour to reduce it to dust.

Culture
Random
Explore
Erskine Caldwell

Erskine Caldwell

View Author

A good government is like good digestion; while it functions, we hardly perceive it.

Culture
Explore
George Calinescu

George Calinescu

View Author

A well-defended cause is a just cause.

Culture
Behavior
Explore
Italo Calvino

Italo Calvino

View Author

Cities, like dreams, are built of desires and fears, even though the thread of their discourse is secret, their rules absurd, their perspectives deceptive, and everything conceals another thing.

Culture
Explore
Marcelino Camacho

Marcelino Camacho

View Author

Workers continue to be the poor relation of democracy.

Culture
Explore
Manuel Campo Vidal

Manuel Campo Vidal

View Author

If suddenly all the televisions in the world were to break down, there would be no scales to measure the tsunamis of boredom.

Culture
Fun
Explore
Victoria Camps

Victoria Camps

View Author

The democracy needs a virtue: trust. Without its construction, there cannot be an authentic democracy.

Culture
Democracy
Explore
Albert Camus

Albert Camus

View Author

Everything I know with greater certainty about the morals and obligations of men, I owe to football.

Culture
Fun
Explore
Albert Camus

Albert Camus

View Author

If man fails to reconcile justice and freedom, he fails at everything.

Culture
Behavior
Explore
Ads