Quotes About Popularity

It seems you haven't really become a success until you have as many people as possible condemning you.

A lot of shows fly under the radar for the first couple seasons and then become successful. It doesn't necessarily have any bearing on the success of the show or how much the network is behind it.

Most people define greatness through wealth and popularity and position in the corner office. But what I call everyday greatness comes from character and contribution.

Success certainly isn't achievement of popularity. Success in God's kingdom is loving God, loving one another, and being faithful to what He's called us to do.

You know you made it, when your friends tell their friends that you are their friend.

You know you made it, when people you know, tell people they know, that you know them.

I awoke one morning to find myself famous.

A company builds its success and becomes popular with its unique appearance and identity

Unsuccessful people are seduced by celebrity, name and fame.

Measure your success by the number of people who envy you.

A good book is not the same as a successful one.

Most people do not want much. All they want is to be envied by most people.

What sense or thought do they have? They follow the popular singers, and they take the crowd as their teacher.

For all the best teachers pride themselves on having a large number of pupils and think themselves worthy of a bigger audience.

Parents, teachers, and politicians should not be judged by their popularity.

Greatness is not synonymous with perfection or popularity. In the long-arc narratives of male genius that reach far beyond a lifetime, greatness is established despite, and in the glaring light of, great flaws. Great men are by definition to be reckoned with and honored for the dilemmas they force us to confront, while the ways to castigate a woman of brilliance and ambition are second-nature and sometimes fatal, whether she's deemed evil or merely, as they say, problematic.

The crowds made it painfully obvious who was the new star of the show--the Princess of Wales. Charles was left apologizing for not having enough wives to go round. If he took one side of the street during a walkabout the crowd collectively groaned, it was his wife they had come to see. "I seem to do nothing but collect flowers these days," he said. "I know my role.

The only time I ever want to be something is outside a party so I can get in.

But as Johnson's popularity nosedived, liberals just kept patting themselves on the back and saying it was because he was pushing desegregation. Except he wasn't. It took the Nixon White House to get the schools desegregated. In

Maybe being a "princess" isn't so great. Would you always wonder whether people liked you or whether they liked the things you could do for them.

He that is pleased with himself easily imagines that he shall please others. - On Alexander Pope

That's the thing, though. You always think you want to be noticed. Until you are.

That's the thing, though. You always think you want to be noticed. Until you are

Odd that mankind's benefactors should be amusing people. In America at least this is often the case. Anyone who wants to govern the country has to entertain