Quotes About Uniqueness

Always be a first rate version of yourself and not a second rate version of someone else.

Always be a first-rate version of yourself, instead of being a second-rate version of someone else.

never be a second-rate version of someone else, be a first-rate version of yourself

Always be a first-rate version of yourself, instead of a second-rate version of somebody else

S? fii intodeauna o versiune de prim? mân? a propriei persoane, nu una de mâna a doua a altcuiva.

Always be a first-rate version of yourself, instead of a second-rate version of someone else.

Don't tell a woman she's pretty; tell her there's no other woman like her, and all roads will open to you

L'enfant se croyait la seule petite fille au monde. Savait-elle seulement qu'elle était une petite fille?

Als ik iets heb geleerd in Unterleuten, dan is het wel dat ieder mens in een eigen universum leeft, waarin hij van 's ochtends vroeg tot 's avonds laat gelijk heeft.

Toch hield Gombrowski van zijn vrouwen, stuk voor stuk, hoe verschillend ze ook waren. Mannen hadden geen persoonlijkheid, ze waren allemaal hetzelfde. Wie een echt leven wilde, moest zich omringen met vrouwen.

Like the famous story our parents told us about these real-life identical twins who were separated at birth. They met when they were grown-up and found out that their adoptive parents named them both James! And the men had each married women named Linda, and they named their sons James and their dogs Toy! Weird! I

There were a lot of things in life to be afraid of, but strangeness ought not be among them.

It is of no concern. I don't mind that I am not universally adored. If I wanted everyone to like me, I'd have to be kind and charming and bland and boring all the time, and what would be the fun in that?

Anyone who took the time to really look at Francesca's eyes would have realized that they were quite their own color. As if the sky could even compare.

How love feels," he clarified. "Do you think it could possibly be different for different people? If you loved someone, truly and deeply, wouldn't it feel like…like everything?

Blond hair, not too blond. Blue eyes—again, not too blue. Awkwardly shaped mouth that never quite held still the way she wanted it to, and the same nondescript nose with the same seven freckles, including the one close to her eye that no one ever noticed but her. It looked like Ireland. She didn't know why that interested her, but it always had.

Anyone who took the time to really look at Francesca's eyes would have realized that they were quite their own color." ... "He seemed to dream in blue these days. Francesca blue, the color ought to be called.

Oh, don't call yourself odd. Let others do that, if they insist. Call yourself original. It has a much nicer ring to it.

For me to say that all novels in English written by Indians are all alike would be a bit like saying that all the cows in India look the same and have identical horns.

Let every man be respected as an individual and no man idolized.

Every person with a disability is an individual.

I see bodies as individual things.

Being a grown-up woman doesn't mean you can't look beautiful, individual and different.

Tennis is an individual sport and every player is different.