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.
Albert Schweitzer
View AuthorTo the question of whether I am optimistic or pessimistic, I respond that my knowledge is pessimistic, but my will and hope are optimistic.
Walter Scott
View AuthorHe who climbs a ladder must start at the first rung.
Walter C. Sellar
View AuthorFor every person who wants to teach, there are approximately thirty people who do not want to learn.
Ramón J. Sénder
View AuthorHow small are my hands in relation to everything that life has wanted to give me!
Herbert Spencer
View AuthorIf men use their freedom in such a way that they renounce it, can they be considered any less slaves? If the people choose by plebiscite a despot to govern them, are they still free because despotism has been their own doing?
Herbert Spencer
View AuthorIf it is a duty to respect the rights of others, it is also a duty to maintain one's own.
Baruch Spinoza
View AuthorOnly that which exists out of the needs of its own nature and whose actions originate exclusively within itself is free.