Quotes About Challenge
C?n ph?i phá v? lu?t l? trước khi có th? ph?c v? nó má»™t cách thích h?p.
~ Umberto Eco
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Con padre Emanuele aveva capito che si doveva infervorare per le Heroiche Imprese - e che si può spendere una vita non per combattere un gigante, ma per nominare in troppi modi un nano.
~ Umberto Eco
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If the pope, the bishops, and the priests were not subject to the worldly and coercive power of the prince, the authority of the prince would be challenged, and thus, with it, an order would be challenged that, as had been demonstrated previously, had been decreed by God.
~ Umberto Eco
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Tener un enemigo es importante no solo para definir nuestra identidad, sino también para procurarnos un obstáculo con respecto al cual medir nuestro sistema de valores y mostrar, al encararlo, nuestro valor. Por lo tanto, cuando el enemigo no existe, es preciso construirlo.
~ Umberto Eco
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Badate bene che oggi per controbattere un'accusa non è necessario provare il contrario, basta delegittimare l'accusatore.
~ Umberto Eco
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Pero cuando Diotallevi y yo pensamos en construir un ars oblivionalis no pudimos descubrir las reglas del olvido. Es inútil: podemos ir en busca del tiempo perdido siguiendo exiguas huellas en el bosque, como Pulgarcito, pero somos incapaces de extraviar deliberadamente el tiempo reencontrado.
~ Umberto Eco
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It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness. That is life.
~ Una McCormack
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Other kids—blind date with someone's brother. Me? A blind date with a wrench.
~ Una McCormack
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she was standing upon the brink of the pit of hell and throwing in snowballs to lower the temperature.
~ Upton Sinclair
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He was carried over the difficult places in spite of himself; and he went plunging away in mad career—a very Mazeppa-ride upon the wild horse Speculation.
~ Upton Sinclair
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Here was one more difficulty for him to meet and conquer.
~ Upton Sinclair
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not merely to be defeated, but to acknowledge defeat—and the difference between these two things is what keeps the world going.
~ Upton Sinclair
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What these efficient gentlemen had done was to devise an arrangement whereby the profits of the world's industry flowed to them, automatically and inevitably; and what they meant by peace was that this system was to continue and that nobody should ever challenge or disturb it. What Robbie meant by order was that the exploiters of the different nations should confer and work out a fair division of the spoils.
~ Upton Sinclair
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No easy matter to stick to the conviction that your point of view is right and that all the people about you are wrong. That is the way not merely with pioneers of thought, with heroes, saints, and martyrs, but also with lunatics and "nuts," of whom there are millions in the world. When one of these "nuts" succeeds in persuading the greater part of a great nation that he is right, the five per cent have to stop and ask themselves: "How come?
~ Upton Sinclair
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The man in the middle gets the bullets from both directions; but I suppose we have to take our stand there all the same.
~ Upton Sinclair
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That blizzard knocked many a man out, for the crowd outside begging for work was never greater, and the packers would not wait long for any one. When it was over, the soul of Jurgis was a song, for he had met the enemy and conquered, and felt himself the master of his fate.—So it might be with some monarch of the forest that has vanquished his foes in fair fight, and then falls into some cowardly trap in the night-time.
~ Upton Sinclair
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They had the keenest realization of danger to the cause of freedom and social justice. They all wanted to do something; but first they had to agree what to do, and apparently they couldn't; they talked and argued until they were exhausted.
~ Upton Sinclair
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The plane was tiny; it had to be, because, as the pilot said, it must be able to come down on a half dollar. It flew as low as possible in order to escape detection by enemy radar. To be sure, that made a danger of church steeples and tall trees in the darkness; but then, as Frederick the Great had said to his troops, "Do you want to live forever?
~ Upton Sinclair
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Very soon there would be nobody to challenge the New Order, and France would settle down to life without labor unions, riots, strikes, and all the other appurtenances of democracy.
~ Upton Sinclair
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The real test of a man is not when he plays the role that he wants for himself but when he plays the role destiny has for him.
~ Vaclav Havel
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Finding out how much food actually is consumed is a challenging task, and neither dietary recalls nor household expenditure surveys yield accurate results.
~ Vaclav Smil
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De omnibus dubitandum (Doubt everything)
~ Vaclav Smil
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She didn't intend her career to hit the buffers just because she'd made the mistake of opting for a force run by Neanderthals.
~ Val McDermid
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Strivers are driven to test themselves over and over again. They don't rest on their accomplishments. Success urges them to reach higher, take bigger risks. If they fail, they pull themselves back up. Ambition is the essence of human evolution. Strivers adapt to their changing environment.
~ Valerie Frankel
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