Famous quotes

Collection of the best phrases and famous quotes from the most prominent authors.

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
John Steinbeck

John Steinbeck

View Author

The sadness of the soul can kill you much faster than a bacterium.

Emotions
Explore
John Steinbeck

John Steinbeck

View Author

Under his cowardly shell, man aspires to goodness and wants to be loved. If he takes the path of vice, it is because he believed he was taking a shortcut that would lead him to love.

Love
Explore
John Steinbeck

John Steinbeck

View Author

Maybe everyone is afraid of each other in this damned world.

Emotions
Health
Fear
Explore
John Steinbeck

John Steinbeck

View Author

There is no sin and there is no virtue. There is only what people do.

Life
Religion
Explore
John Steinbeck

John Steinbeck

View Author

Ideas are like rabbits. You get a couple, learn to care for them, and very soon you have a dozen.

Art
Random
Explore
John Steinbeck

John Steinbeck

View Author

Power does not corrupt. Fear corrupts, perhaps the fear of losing power.

Culture
Conflicts
Explore
John Steinbeck

John Steinbeck

View Author

In front of us there are a thousand different lives we could live, but when it arrives, it will only be one.

Life
Values
Explore
George Steiner

George Steiner

View Author

Literary criticism often stems from a deficit of love.

Art
Communication
Explore
George Steiner

George Steiner

View Author

We have no more beginnings.

Random
Explore
George Steiner

George Steiner

View Author

Stereotypes are tired truths.

Culture
Explore
George Steiner

George Steiner

View Author

Inhumanity is perennial.

Behavior
Explore
George Steiner

George Steiner

View Author

Looking back, the critic sees the shadow of a eunuch. Who would be a critic if they could be a writer?

Art
Communication
Explore
Ads