Fernando Pessoa
View AuthorThe fish and Oscar Wilde die by the mouth.
Konrad Adenauer
View AuthorAll human organs get tired at some point, except the tongue.
Averroes
View AuthorHe who speaks about things that do not concern him, hears things that he does not like.
Manuel Azaña
View AuthorIf Spaniards were to talk only and exclusively about what we know, there would be a great silence that would allow us to think.
Joseph Conrad
View AuthorThe value of a phrase lies in the personality of the person who says it, because nothing new can be said by a man or a woman.
Cristina II
View AuthorThere are two things that always make people talk: courage and vanity.
Harold Pinter
View AuthorOne way to view speech is to say that it is a constant stratagem to cover nakedness.
Pythagoras of Samos
View AuthorHe who does not know how to be silent does not know how to speak.
Publius Syrus
View AuthorI have regretted speaking, but never keeping silent.
Theodore Roosevelt
View AuthorSpeak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far.
Baruch Spinoza
View AuthorExperience has shown us that there is nothing more difficult for a person to master than their own language.
Rabindranath Tagore
View AuthorIt's easy to speak plainly when the whole truth isn't going to be told.