Quotes About Strength

Thou, Spirit of the Earth, art nearer: Even now my powers are loftier, clearer; I glow, as drunk with new-made wine: New strength and heart to meet the world incite me, The woe of earth, the bliss of earth, invite me, And though the shock of storms may smite me, No crash of shipwreck shall have power to fright me!

The lion's fierceness, Mild hart's swiftness, Italian fieriness, Northern steadiness.

The most privileged position, in life as in society, is that of an educated soldier. Rough warriors, at any rate, remain true to their character, and as great strength is usually the cover for good nature, we get on with them at need.

He values my understanding and talents more highly than my heart, but I am proud of the latter only. It is the sole source of everything of our strength, happiness, and misery. All the knowledge I possess every one else can acquire, but my heart is exclusively my own. May

The question, therefore, is not whether a man is weak or strong, but whether he can endure the full extent of his sufferings, be they of a moral or physical nature.

Talent develops in quiet places, character in the full current of life.

Allein wer andre wohl zu leiten strebt muß fähig sein viel zu entbehren

We human bekngsoften complain that there are so few good days and so many bad ones; but I think we are generally wrong. If our hearts were always open to enjoy the good, which God gives us Every day, then we should also have enough strength to hear the evil, whenever it comes.

PATER SERAPHICUS. Higher rise, still higher, growing Stronger imperceptibly, Near the Divine Presence gaining A more perfect purity! What is it the spirit thrives on, What fills the ethereal space? Endless love whose revelation Blitheness brings, eternal bliss.

?nsan?n do?as? s?n?rl?d?r," diye devam ettim. "Sevince, kedere, ac?lara ancak belli bir dereceye dek dayanabilir ve o derece a??l?rsa, insan yok olur. Yani söz konusu olan, birinin güçlü ya da zay?f olup olmad??? de?ildir! Kendi ya?ant?s?na ne ölçüde dayanabiliyor, mesele budur!

Si notre coeur était toujours ouvert au bien que Dieu nous envoie chaque jour, nous aurions alors assez de force pour supporter le mal quand il se présente.

en conciencia, es más fácil el morir que el soportar con valor y firmeza una vida llena de amarguras y padecimientos.

Now, to go out into the world and bear The earth's whole pain and joy, all this I dare; To fight with tempests anywhere, And in the grinding shipwreck stand and not despair!

Human nature," I continued, "has its limits. It is able to endure a certain degree of joy, sorrow, and pain, but becomes annihilated as soon as this measure is exceeded. The question, therefore, is, not whether a man is strong or weak, but whether he is able to endure the measure of his sufferings. The suffering may be moral or physical; and in my opinion it is just as absurd to call a man a coward who destroys himself, as to call a man a coward who dies of a malignant fever.

You know what's wanted here, We need strong ale to appear: So brew me a barrel right away! Tomorrow won't do what's undone today,

in pretending to be brave, to stiffen the others' courage, I found my own courage.

Ayr?ca de?erli dostum, e?er çabalamak güçlü olmaksa, duygusal gerilim niçin bunun tam tersi olsun?

pues si la ley tiene fuerza, más fuerza tiene la escasez.

mi corazón, este corazón, única cosa de que estoy orgulloso, única fuente de toda fuerza, de toda felicidad y de todo infortunio. ¡Ah! Lo que yo sé, cualquiera lo puede saber; pero mi corazón lo tengo yo solo.

Ba?kalar?, ?u kadarc?k güç ve yetenekle rahat bir kendini be?enmi?lik içinde ortal?kta dolanabiliyorken, ben, gücüm ve yetilerimden ötürü kendi kendimi bitirecek miyim? Her ?eyimi ba???layan Tanr? ke?ke bunlar?n yar?s?n? esirgeyip kendime güvenmeyi ve kendimle yetinebilmeyi ö?retseydi bana!

No one knows the extent of his powers unless he has tested them thoroughly.

Des Menschen Kraft, im Dichter offenbart The human power is revealed by poet Il potere dell'umanità si rivela nel poeta

El talento se nutre en la soledad; el carácter se forma en las tempestuosas oleadas del mundo.

Qué es el hombre, ese semidiós tan ponderado? ¿No le faltan fuerzas en aquello, precisamente, que mas necesita? Bien se deje transportar por la alegría, o abrumar por el dolor, ¿no se halla igualmente detenido, igualmente obligado a reconocer la triste condición de su ser, cuando aspira orgullosamente a engolfarse en la plenitud del infinito?