Quotes About Crowd

Nature is shy and noncommittal in a crowd. To learn her secrets, visit her alone or with a single friend, at most. Everything evades you, everything hides, even your thoughts escape you, when you walk in a crowd.

He called him (it was always a man) a flâneur. "The crowd is his habitat, as air is for the bird or water for the fish," he wrote. "His passion and his profession is to wed the crowd. . . . To be away from home, but to feel oneself everywhere at home.

But, poor little kid, it's too bad you should find it out - so soon." "Find out what?" "That the lonesomest place in all the world is in a crowd in a big city.

No institution- behind the façade, behind the pompous name and the numerous employees- truly functioned. No decipherable order, only an unruly and uncontrollable crowd on streets cluttered with sellers of every possible type of merchandise, people speaking at the top of their lungs, urchins, beggars.

But it is often easier to compel a hundred people to do what you could never compel one person to do. The lone man must consult his conscience, that stern and unflattering arbiter. A man in a crowd, though, can turn to the others, as the others turn to one another, each justifying the deed by referring to the next man, or to the force of all the men together. This

A liar has to hire the bluffers to build the crowd and make them raise slogan and clap loud in the favour of his speech and seeing all this, the duffers join them as his supporters.

A person who has been betrayed many times even dreads to meet the people; One who has deceived others many times enjoys to have often crowd around oneself.

A person who himself is seen often happy & proud to be in the crowd is also preaching people in the hall, auditorium or stadium to seek happiness & enjoy being oneself in the solitude.

A person who is not happy with his self own at his home will always go in the crowd, fly and roam

A person with human emotions feels suffocation on seeing often around ownself a lot of people, but a self-seeker who is devoid of human sentiments feels proud on seeing oft around oneself public crowd and to please self only even pays them money to praise and raise slogan in favour of his name aloud.

A wicked feels proud to see the crowd around oneself often, but a wise feels it is nice to spend most time usually in the solitude.

A wicked person likes to see often the crowd of people around oneself whereas a wise man usually shies away from the loud places and normally loves solitude.

A wise does not confuse between the crowd of people seen around a person and his/her actual supporter numbers in the mob but the fools do.

Every fool finds the crowd of hired people as fans & followers of politicians

He is actually free finds enough time to take selfie with the people and seems glee in the crowd often around himself.

Mentally-weak people can show own strength by being always part of the crowd; Intellectually-strong person could view that own power lies only by standing outside the queue.

Netizens, in general, do not even RTs/Like/Comment/Share a person's points/picture on social media without seeing some sort of profit/benefit coming from the host or the post, so from where and how a crowd of citizens swell up in march/protest/agitation/congregation either in support or against someone and that too wearing same type of caps and holding flags

The crowd goes to see the inauguration but what they largely find lengthy oration, flowery felicitation and flattering admiration of one another amongst the key dignitaries in their speech from the stage.

The more a person could understand the people, the less s/he would like to be in the crowd until s/he is more self-centred than all of them.

The wisdom on part of a person is to neither follow the crowd nor let the crowd to follow her/him as then only s/he can find truly own peace of mind .

Never give advice in a crowd.

Seen through Durkheim's eyes, the real function of the excited gathering around Donald Trump is to unify all the white, evangelical enthusiasts who fear that those "cutting ahead in line" are about to become a terrible, strange, new America. The source of the awe and excitement isn't simply Trump himself; it is the unity of the great crowd of strangers gathered around him. If the rally itself could speak, it would say, "We are a majority!

Playing quarterback you're always going to get booed - eventually.

The Full Sail crowd, it's a pretty unique and a pretty distinct environment. It's very close quarters and a bit more of what I'm used to from my days on the independents. But the truth is, I sometimes think that it's harder to win over a small crowd sometimes than it is to win over a big crowd.