Quotes About Perseverance

Martyrdom was the price of enthusiasm for acting.

There is a price to pay for accomplishment.

The price I have personally paid for these extra Sisyphean years has been prohibitive.

I know the price I've paid to be where I am.

Intellectuals try to keep going. But their situation is very difficult. Those who have had the courage to voice their opposition have often paid a very high price.

With everything great comes a price, always, right?

I think cancer is a hard battle to fight alone or with another person at your side, but I will say having someone to pick you up when you fall, stand by your side through every appointment and delivery of bad news, is priceless.

When you face any adversity in life those are the kind of lessons you can take and remember. Those are the things that are going to help me not just in football but in life, which is priceless.

These days cry out, as never before, for us to pay attention, so we can move through them and get our joy and pride back.

I take pride in my craft, and I work extremely hard.

I always say, no matter what happens to me as a black man in country music, I can handle it if Charley Pride could handle all the stuff he went through.

Sometimes you have to sacrifice your pride to really go after what you want.

In boxing, there are no bad guys or good guys. Just people trying to make a living and trying to live up to their pride and to try to become someone.

In terms of achievement, the pride is very important to me. It keeps me going every day. The money is always second to me.

Football is one of the main things I can look back on with pride.

There is certainly a future for Italian football, as we have pride, ability, determination, and after bad tumbles, we always find a way to get back on our feet.

My game is hard work and pride. On the all hard-work team, I'd pick myself five times.

I knew I was going to have to come with fire, passion and pride in every single race.

I think in life, if you continue to challenge yourself, you can pride yourself in what you continuously accomplish.

Many of us, particularly those of us with disabilities who have faced persistent discrimination throughout our lives, not least when trying to find employment in the first place, take enormous pride in our hard-fought jobs and careers.

As a decathlete, you take pride in saying, 'The elements, I'm not going to let them affect me. It's just the 11th event. Another thing you have to fight through.'

I have some pride in the things I've done, but I'm pretty hard on myself. Part of looking at my old work is to motivate me to try harder.

I remember, after 'Tumbleweeds,' my friend and I wrote 'Pride and Glory.' I was just about to get it going. I had some really great actors attached, and New Line was going to make the movie, and 9/11 happened. And it was over. By September 12, it was over. And rightfully so. I understood that.

I don't ever assume that people are going to love or appreciate what I do. It would be great. I don't assume that they're not going to. I just am like, 'I'm going to do my absolute best at everything I do, and I'm going to put it out with pride and hope people enjoy it.'