Quotes About History

Old thought speaks that there is a woman behind a successful man, a new-age quote says that there are many men hidden behind the success of a woman ,but true sage knows that a gentleman remains away from the clutches & circle of women as can be seen from the history lesson.

Seeing the bride and the groom on the wedding stage in an internet age, two common questions silently crop up in many attendees' mind i.e First, how long this marital relationship will last? & second, how many love affairs each of them would have in the past ?.

The historical facts show that most people can't feel anything worthwhile, so how could a person make them think to accept anyone worth respecting.

The majority is not often right because the history has been a witness to many cases in which the people in masses have been fooled by a person who flew by night.

The majority of people is not often right because the history has witnessed many cases in which masses have been fooled by a person who flew by night.

There is big, solid reason hidden in the history books as why our ancestors used to keep the face of women in veiled condition.

There must be a solid and valid reason as why women in ancient times were not given freedom and kept in veiled condition.

We can trace enough evidence from the history that a person who tends to CARE less about the welfare of the people has in proportion to have affection more towards CAR or other material products.

This is the only film in which Raj Kapoor and Dilip Kumar acted together.

The Godfather is no longer a film, it is a myth.

still remains the only film in Oscar history to receive four female acting nominations – two for best actress and two for best supporting actress.

Success in life is to be measured by the goals you've set yourself. There are tens of thousands of new theorems published every year the world over, but no more than a handful per century that make history!

You should know — Aesop was a Greek.' 'What's Aesop got to do with it?

Whatever be man's past history and evolution, he has from the beginning been made in God's image, and bears the divine impress in all the lineaments of body and soul. His degradation cannot wholly obliterate his inherent nobility, and indeed his actual corruption bears witness to his possible holiness.

Races didn't bother the Americans. They were something a lot better than any race. They were a People. They were the first self-constituted, self-created People in the history of the world.

The past is a chatty companion, I can tell you.

He could feel his father's history like ruts worn deep in the road.

Imagine standing in a room in a large museum. As you look around the dimly lit gallery, you begin to recognize shapes: a basket, an arrow, a beautifully decorated carving, a shield. Some of the objects are unrecognizable to you. What if these objects could speak? What would they tell you about themselves? How have they been used? Where did they come from? How did they get to this museum? Whom do they belong to?

She could feel the common blood song inside the place, the chorus of ancestors moving about in familiar constellations.

Or perhaps it has another form that only you can see and imagine. What story does the simple stone tell? Where did it come from? Isn't it like stones you yourself have picked up on your travels? Why do we keep such things? Reminders of all that has gone before, perhaps they keep us.

But there's always a story behind the story. That's how the story never ends: Someone is always telling it, someone is always listening. A story is told about something someone else did once so that we won't make that same mistake now.

Throughout history, famous nappers have included Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Edison, Eleanor Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and John F. Kennedy.

Para nada serve esse amontoado de acontecimentos sem sentido ao que ordinariamente se dá o nome de experiência. Apenas, sagrada e triste, contém ela, em si, a dor, as lágrimas, a exultação e os extravios — enfim, o bem e o mal misturados que implica, necessariamente, toda e qualquer história de homem.

Para nada serve esse amontoado de acontecimentos sem sentido ao que ordinariamente se dá o nome de experiência. Apenas, sagrada e triste, contém ela, em si, a dor, as lágrimas, a exultação e os extravios — enfim, o bem e o mal misturados que implicam, necessariamente, toda e qualquer história de homem.