“The Russian yearning for the meaning of life is the major theme of our literature, and this is the real point of our intelligentsia's existence.” RealLife IsLiteratureExistenceMajorsMeaning Of LifeThemeYearningRussian Literature Author:Nikolai Berdyaev
“There is no compromise when it comes to corruption. You have to fight it.” FightingCorruptionCompromiseNo Compromise Author:A. K. Antony
“My parents came from different backgrounds. My father's was grander than my mother's, so my mother had... to put up with the disapproval of my father's relations.” DifferentMotherFatherParentRelationBackgroundsDisapprovalDifferent Backgrounds Author:Julian Fellowes
“Man was lost if he went to a usurer, for the interest ran faster than a tiger upon him.” IfsMenLostInterestDebtFasterRanTigers Author:Pearl S. Buck
“Men of action," whose minds are too busy with the day's work to see beyond it. They are essential men, we cannot do without them, and yet we must not allow all our vision to be bound by the limitations of "men of action.” MenMindActionVisionEssentialsBoundsBusyLimitationToo Busy Author:Pearl S. Buck
“Our bodies can be mobilized by law and police and men with guns, if necessary-but where shall we find that which will make us believe in what we must do, so that we can fight through to victory?” IfsMenBelieveBodyLawFightingVictoryGunPoliceIdealism Author:Pearl S. Buck
“People on the whole are very simple-minded, in whatever country one finds them. They are so simple as to take literally, more often than no, the things their leaders tell them.” PeopleCountryWholeSimpleLeader Author:Pearl S. Buck
“Be born anywhere, little embryo novelist, but do not be born under the shadow of a great creed, not under the burden of original sin, not under the doom of Salvation.” LittlesBornSinShadowOriginalsSalvationBurdenNovelistsCreedsDoomOriginal SinEmbryosSins Not Author:Pearl S. Buck
“A man is educated and turned out to work. But a woman is educated and turned out to grass.” MenEducatedGrass Book:Of Men and Women Source: Of Men and Women
“Socrates gave no diplomas or degrees, and would have subjected any disciple who demanded one to a disconcerting catechism on the nature of true knowledge.” EducationDegreesDiscipleDiplomaTrue KnowledgeCatechism Author:G. M. Trevelyan