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| Edmond About |
But as the Pope has a...
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| Joseph Addison |
To be an atheist requires an...
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| Joshua Willis Alexander |
There are many great truths...
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| Muhammad Ali |
Rivers, ponds, lakes and streams...
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| Sherwood Anderson |
That in the beginning when the...
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| Saint Thomas Aquinas |
Human salvation demands the divine...
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| Saint Thomas Aquinas |
Better to illuminate than merely...
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| Isaac Asimov |
A subtle thought that is in...
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| Sri Aurobindo |
She saw too that man has...
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| Philip James Bailey |
Music tells no truths.
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| Philip James Bailey |
Poets are all who love, who...
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| Howard Barker |
We are suffocated by writers...
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| Henry Ward Beecher |
There are joys which long to...
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| Clive Bell |
Only reason can convince us of...
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| Isaiah Berlin |
Few new truths have ever won...
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| David Blaine |
I have not had time to...
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| Niels Bohr |
There are trivial truths and...
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| Anita Brookner |
You never know what you will...
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| William Jennings Bryan |
Evolution seems to close the...
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| Albert Camus |
We call first truths those we...
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| Bruce Catton |
Our American heritage is greater...
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| Charlotte Church |
There are some truths to some...
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| Emile M. Cioran |
Truths begin by a conflict...
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| Jean Cocteau |
There are truths which one can...
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| Wilkie Collins |
Well may your heart believe...
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| James Collins |
If you can help other people...
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| Mason Cooley |
Old and young disbelieve one...
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| Bill Cosby |
Let us now set forth one...
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| William Cowper |
Ceremony leads her bigots forth...
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| Quentin Crisp |
Euphemisms are unpleasant truths wearing...
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| Cameron Crowe |
It's more like can I build...
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| John Nelson Darby |
But the more we search the...
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| Denis Diderot |
Only a very bad theologian...
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| Matt Drudge |
All truths begin as hearsay...
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| T. S. Eliot |
All significant truths are private...
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| Cliff Fadiman |
There are two kinds of writers...
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| Janet Frame |
From the first place of liquid...
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| Robert Frost |
Most of the change we think...
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| Neil Gaiman |
It is a fool's prerogative to...
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| Neil Gaiman |
Things need not have happened...
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| Galileo Galilei |
All truths are easy to...
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| Nelson Goodman |
Truth cannot be defined or...
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| Elizabeth Goudge |
Most of the basic truths of...
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| Remy de Gourmont |
Man associates ideas not according...
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| Graham Greene |
The truth has never been of...
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| Graham Greene |
In human relationships, kindness and...
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| William Gurnall |
Justifying faith is not a...
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| Julius Charles Hare |
The greatest truths are the...
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| Tom Hayden |
Most centrist Democrats... try to...
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| William Hazlitt |
That which is not, shall never...
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| Charles Hermite |
There exists, if I am not...
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| William Herschel |
All human discoveries seem to...
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| Eric Hoffer |
When we believe ourselves in...
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| Eric Hoffer |
The weakness of a soul is...
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| Tom Hopkins |
We have already done so much...
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| Samuel P. Huntington |
Partial truths or half-truths...
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| Samuel P. Huntington |
The British were white, English...
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| Edmund Husserl |
To every object there correspond...
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| Thomas Huxley |
The scientific spirit is of...
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| Thomas Huxley |
It is the customary fate of...
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| Thomas Huxley |
Irrationally held truths may be...
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| Thomas Huxley |
History warns us that it is...
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| Frederick II |
The greatest and noblest pleasure...
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| Frederick II |
The greatest and noblest pleasure...
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| Eugene Ionesco |
I've always been suspicious of...
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| William James |
The greatest enemy of any one...
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| Javan |
Listen closely as those around...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
Advertisements contain the only truths...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
We hold these truths to be...
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| Dean Kamen |
If history is any indication...
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| Charles Keating |
In film and television we are...
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| Jewel Kilcher |
I would always encourage people...
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| Gottfried Leibniz |
There are also two kinds of...
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| Gottfried Leibniz |
When a truth is necessary, the...
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| Georg C. Lichtenberg |
The most dangerous untruths are...
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| Walter Lippmann |
The best servants of the...
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| George Lloyd |
The ancient Greeks have a...
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| Nicolas Malebranche |
As our bodies live upon the...
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| Nicolas Malebranche |
In this connection, faith and...
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| Jena Malone |
No matter who the characters...
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| Henry Mayhew |
Facts, according to my ideas...
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| Mercedes McCambridge |
I have always had a lot...
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| Moses Mendelssohn |
Judaism boasts of no exclusive...
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| John Stuart Mill |
There are many truths of which...
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| Kenneth Miller |
The piano is able to...
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| Kary Mullis |
Science consistently produces a new...
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| Edward R. Murrow |
Most truths are so naked that...
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| James Newman |
We have overcome the notion...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
There are no eternal facts, as...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
What then in the last resort...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
There are various eyes. Even...
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| Anais Nin |
The personal life deeply lived...
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| Rod Parsley |
No secular state ever existed...
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| Blaise Pascal |
Faith embraces many truths which...
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| Karl Pearson |
The mathematician, carried along on...
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| John Pilger |
Official truths are often powerful...
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| Frederick Pollock |
But it is strange how many...
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| Alexander Pope |
Tis not enough your counsel...
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| Jacques Prevert |
When truth is no longer free...
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| Salvatore Quasimodo |
An exact poetic duplication of...
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| Thomas Reed |
It is a very lonely life...
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| Ernest Renan |
The simplest schoolboy is now...
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| Francesca da Rimini |
The few remaining truths are...
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| Jean Rostand |
It is sometimes well for a...
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| Joseph Franklin Rutherford |
It is to be deeply regretted...
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| Joseph Franklin Rutherford |
Man is more than merely an...
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| Jeffrey Sachs |
The truth of good economic...
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| Jimmy Sangster |
One can spend too much of...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
All great truths begin as...
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| Edgar A. Shoaff |
Advertising is the art of...
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| Alan K. Simpson |
Any education that matters is...
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| Albion W. Small |
The quarrel of the sociologists...
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| Elizabeth Cady Stanton |
We hold these truths to be...
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| John Stockwell |
Short, successful military adventures are...
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| David Friedrich Strauss |
The author is aware that the...
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| Donna Tartt |
But romantic vision can also...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
Truths and roses have thorns...
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| Marina Tsvetaeva |
A deception that elevates us...
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| Edward Tufte |
I hope that I am generous...
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| Mark Twain |
Advertisements contain the only truths...
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| Paul Valery |
The folly of mistaking a...
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| Paul Valery |
Long years must pass before...
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| Raoul Vaneigem |
There are more truths in...
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| Voltaire |
There are truths which are not...
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| Voltaire |
The truths of religion are...
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| William A. Ward |
Wise are they who have learned...
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| Fred Ward |
In this play we're dealing...
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| Daniel Webster |
Falsehoods not only disagree with...
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| Jessamyn West |
Fiction reveals truths that reality...
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| Rebecca West |
The trouble about man is...
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| George Whitefield |
But he is unworthy the name...
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| Alfred North Whitehead |
There are no whole truths: all...
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| Alfred North Whitehead |
There are no whole truths; all...
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| Francis Wright |
The simplest principles become difficult...
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| Chauncey Wright |
If they are, then the only...
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| Chauncey Wright |
We receive the truths of...
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