Aristotle
View AuthorI consider the one who conquers their desires to be braver than the one who conquers their enemies, since the hardest victory is the victory over oneself.
Aristotle
View AuthorThe more nature inclines us to pleasures, the more prone we are to license than to decency.
Jaime de Armiñán
View AuthorModestly, television is not guilty of anything. It is a mirror in which we all look at ourselves, and in looking at ourselves, we reflect.
Fernando Arrabal
View AuthorThe most vulgar and least beautiful places on our body are the ones that provide pleasure.
Jane Austen
View AuthorHalf of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other half.
Paul Auster
View AuthorFootball is a miracle that allowed Europe to hate each other without destroying itself.
Gaston Bachelard
View AuthorIsn't sleep the testimony of the lost being, of a being that is lost, of a being that flees from our being, even if we can repeat it, find it again in its strange transformation?
Sir Francis Bacon
View AuthorTravel is in youth a part of education and, in old age, a part of experience.
Walter Bagehot
View AuthorThe greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.
Clive Barker
View AuthorThe television is the first truly democratic system, the first accessible to everyone and completely governed by what people want. The terrible thing is precisely what people want.
Ambrose Bierce
View AuthorIf you want your dreams to come true, wake up!
Ambrose Bierce
View AuthorMaking a game of business cannot be compared with the business of gaming.