Quotes About Truth
KtoÅ›, kto sobie wyobra?a, ?e re?ymy komunistyczne w Europie Å›rodkowej sÄ… wyÅ'Ä…cznie dzieÅ'em zbrodniarzy, nie zdaje sobie sprawy z podstawowej prawdy: zbrodnicze re?ymy zostaÅ'y stworzone nie przez zbrodniarzy, ale przez entuzjastów, przekonanych, ?e odkryli jedynÄ… drogÄ™ prowadzÄ…cÄ… do raju.
~ Milan Kundera
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Perché la tua forza non la usi qualche volta contro di me? – Perché l'amore significa rinunciare alla forza – disse Franz piano. Sabina capì due cose: primo, che si trattava di una frase bella e vera. Secondo, che con quella frase Franz si squalificava dalla sua vita erotica.
~ Milan Kundera
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In reality it's Mama who is right: tanks are perishable, pears are eternal.
~ Milan Kundera
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Osje?aj ljubavi svima nam daje lažnu iluziju poznavanja.
~ Milan Kundera
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el amor verdadero tiene siempre la razón, aunque sea injusto
~ Milan Kundera
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Para Sabina, vivir en la verdad, no mentirse a uno mismo ni mentir a los demas, solo es posible en el supuesto de que vivamos sin publico. En cuanto hay alguien que observe nuestra actuacion, nos adaptamos, queriendo o sin querer, a los ojos que nos miran y ya nada de lo que hacemos es verdad.
~ Milan Kundera
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But Jean-Marc was telling the truth: he did not remember. Besides, he was not even trying to search his memory. He was thinking about something else: this is the real and the only reason for friendship: to provide a mirror so the other person can contemplate his image from the past, which, without the eternal blah-blah of memories between pals, would long ago have disappeared.
~ Milan Kundera
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Living in truth, lying neither to ourselves nor to others, was possible only away from the public: the moment someone keeps an eye on what we do, we involuntarily make allowances for that eye, and nothing we do is truthful. Having a public, keeping a public in mind, means living in lies.
~ Milan Kundera
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Ik denk.' Nietzsche trekt deze bewering, gedicteerd door een grammaticale conventie die eist dat elk werkwoord een onderwerp heeft, in twijfel. In feite, zegt hij, 'komt een gedachte wanneer 'zij' wil, zodanig dat het een vervalsing van de feiten is om te zeggen: het subject 'ik' is de voorwaarde van het predikaat 'denk'. Een gedachte komt tot de filosoof 'van buitenaf, uit de hoogte of uit de diepte, als gebeurtenissen of bliskemschichten die voor hem bestemd zijn'.
~ Milan Kundera
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Y le dio pena que, en una situación como aquella, en la que un hombre de verdad sería capaz de tomar inmediatamente una decisión, él dudase, privando así de su significado al momento más hermoso que había vivido jamás
~ Milan Kundera
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Desde entonces sabía que la belleza es un mundo traicionado.
~ Milan Kundera
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They wished to take revenge on and torpedo with the repulsiveness of their bodies the glory of female beauty, for they knew that bodies, whether beautiful or ugly, are ultimately all the same and that the ugly overshadow the beautiful as they whisper in men's ears: Look, this is the truth of the body that bewitches you
~ Milan Kundera
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Y por qué no utilizas nunca tu fuerza contra mí? -Porque amar significa renunciar a la fuerza – dijo Franz con suavidad. Sabina se dio cuenta de 2 cosas: en primer lugar, de que aquella frase era hermosa y cierta. En segundo lugar, de que, al pronunciarla, Franz quedaba descalificado para su vida erótica
~ Milan Kundera
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Avoir un public, penser à un public, c'est vivre dans le mensonge.
~ Milan Kundera
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Na pierwszym planie by?o zrozumia?e k?amstwo, a w tle niezrozumia?a prawda.
~ Milan Kundera
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Strang had already perfected his talent for telling other people just what they wanted to hear, so a dose of skepticism is in order for any belief he professed—a double dose for the ones he professed passionately.
~ Miles Harvey
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Winston Churchill wrote: 'Most of us often encounter the truth but we usually pick ourselves up and pretend it did not happen.
~ Milo Wolff
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You can't believe everything you hear, but it's fun to repeat it anyway.
~ Milton Berle
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When I wanted to know something, I wanted it undistorted by somebody else's imperfect knowledge.
~ Milton Erickson
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Hatred is nearly always honest--rarely, if ever, assumed. So much cannot be said for love.
~ Ninon de L'Enclos
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We must understand that our education now is going to be sincerity, to speak from your own heart and not from outside.
~ Nirmala Srivastava
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The reality is that you are the spirit. The rest is a myth.
~ Nirmala Srivastava
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I love the idea of bringing order out of disorder which is what the mystery is about. I like the way in which it affirms the sanity of human life and exorcises irrational guilts.
~ P. D. James
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About me, nothing worse they will tell you, my love, than what I told you
~ Pablo Neruda
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