José Saramago
View AuthorHope, only hope, nothing else, you reach a point where there is nothing but hope, and then we discover that we still have everything.
Aristotle
View AuthorHope is the dream of the awake man.
Sir Francis Bacon
View AuthorHope is a good breakfast but a bad supper.
Pío Baroja
View AuthorEven though we have evidence that we are to live constantly in darkness and gloom, without purpose and without end, we must have hope.
Charles Bukowski
View AuthorThat was all a man needed: hope. It was the lack of hope that sank a man.
Arthur Schopenhauer
View AuthorHe who has lost hope has also lost fear: that's what the word 'desperate' means.
Rabindranath Tagore
View AuthorEvery creature, at birth, brings us the message that God still does not lose hope in mankind.
Paul Valéry
View AuthorHope sustains us, but like on a taut rope.
Voltaire
View AuthorProvidence has given us sleep and hope as compensation for the cares of life.
Emil Cioran
View AuthorNo matter how disillusioned we may be, it is impossible to live without some hope. We always hold on to one, despite ourselves, and that unconscious hope compensates for all the other explicit hopes we have rejected or exhausted.
Robert Kennedy
View AuthorEvery time a man defends an ideal, acts to improve the fate of others, or fights against an injustice, he transmits a tiny wave of hope.
Voltaire
View AuthorHope is a Christian virtue that consists of despising all the wretched things of this world in anticipation of enjoying, in an unknown country, unknown delights that the priests promise us in exchange for our money.