Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorI cannot rely on men whom I do not know, basing myself on human kindness or on man's interest in the good of society, given that man is free and there is no human nature on which I can base myself.
Fernando Savater
View AuthorNothing can be sensibly claimed from life.
Jean Baptiste Say
View AuthorIt remains humiliating for a person of wit to know that there is no fool who cannot teach them something.
Friedrich Schiller
View AuthorBy doing good, we nourish the divine plant of humanity; by creating beauty, we spread the seeds of the divine.
Friedrich Schiller
View AuthorFreedom exists only in the land of dreams.
Friedrich Schiller
View AuthorSpeaking with a lot of courtesy sometimes wins people over and other times becomes cloying.
Arthur Schnitzler
View AuthorBeing prepared is important, knowing how to wait is even more so, but seizing the right moment is the key to life.
Arthur Schnitzler
View AuthorTolerance means forgiving the faults of others; tact means not noticing them.
Arthur Schopenhauer
View AuthorKindness is like a cushion, which even if it has nothing inside, at least cushions the blows of life.
Arthur Schopenhauer
View AuthorFor a happy life, one must always understand 'less unhappy'; that is, bearable. And truly, life has not been given to us to enjoy, but to endure, to pay for it.
Arthur Schopenhauer
View AuthorHonor is external conscience, and conscience is internal honor
Charles M. Schulz
View AuthorLife is like a ten-speed bicycle. Most of us have gears we never use.