Winston Churchill
View AuthorThe further back you can look, the further ahead you will see.
Winston Churchill
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Winston Churchill
View AuthorThe inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal distribution of wealth. The inherent virtue of socialism is the equitable distribution of misery.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorThere are three types of people; those who worry themselves to death, those who work themselves to death, and those who bore themselves to death.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorDictatorship, fetishistic devotion to one man, is an ephemeral thing, a state of society in which one cannot express one's own thoughts, in which children denounce their parents to the police; such a state cannot last long.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorQuotations, when etched into our memory, suggest original thoughts to us; moreover, they awaken in us the desire to read the authors from whom they have been taken.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorPersonally, I am always willing to learn, although I don't always like to be given lessons.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorTo improve is to change; so to be perfect, one must have changed often.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorI always avoid predicting in advance, because it is much easier to do it afterwards.
Winston Churchill
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Winston Churchill
View AuthorNever give in, never, never, never, never, in nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
View AuthorWhat greater thing than to have someone with whom you dare to speak as you do with yourself?