Quotes About Horizons

Italian artist Michelangelo Buonarroti died on 17 February 1564. "Your greatness is measured by your horizons

Instead of the monotonous horizons of the far north, all the landscape around K2 has the richest variety of design, the greatest majesty of form and an infinite diversity of plane and perspective… The scale is far too vast for one to receive an impression of the whole at once. The eye can only take in single portions.

Supervise your life, supervision means super-vision. Develop a vision of broadened horizons, deeper perspectives and neither jump to conclusions, nor jump to judgements impulsively without a 360 degree view. Have soulful eyes, MickeyMize.

Though it is from the East that the Sun rises, Showing itself bold and bright without a veil, it burns and blazes with inward fire Only when it escapes from the shackles of East and West. Drunk with the splendor it springs up out of its East that it may subject all its horizons to its mastery. Its nature is innocent of both East and West, Though in origin, true, it is an Easterner.

Caligula's madness has encircled him so that although he rules an empire as wide as any ever known, he is entrapped within the labyrinth of his own mind. He cannot see beyond the horizons of his own loves and hatreds, his own family,

blue eyes as level as a foot rule, with wrinkles at the corners—the product of humour and of twenty years' staring at a thousand horizons.

Treat challenges as an opportunity to refocus your strategies and open up new horizons.

In this life that sometimes seems to be a vast, ill-defined landscape without signposts, amid all of the vanishing lines and the lost horizons, we hope to find reference points, to draw up some sort of land registry so as to shake the impression that we are navigating by chance. So we forge ties, we try to find stability in chance encounters.

A sudden, hard wind swirled up around them, and the monster spread its arms out wide, so wide they seemed to reach to opposite horizons, so wide they seemed big enough to encompass the world.

Would being completely alone in a universe bring a sensation of closing limitations or infinitely expanding horizons with associated loneliness?