Quotes About Character

A good man can be stupid and still be good. But a bad man must have brains.

Well, I did Marlene 15 years ago and that's in the style. It's somehow similar and not similar because Marlene was much more aggressive, funny and sad.

Our Parents were gods and monsters at the same time. Maybe we're all like that- gods and monsters

Beauty Is More Than Skin Deep

Words are just words. The evidence is in how you act, how you react.

In the land of historical romance novels, particularly the Regencies, there is no line more quoted than this: Reformed rakes make the best husbands. It's the sort of pithy one-liner a beloved character dashes off and everyone laughs a sparkling laugh, the heroine knits her brow, and the rogue in question scowls but we all know the truth: That bad boy will soon be reformed. And he will like it.

My dad calls me 'Mac' a lot, from 'Mike Tyson's Punch Out' - Little Mac is the main character. I was obsessed. I can still beat Mike Tyson on 'Punch Out.'

We become what we do.

Nije ?ovjek ono što misli, ve? ono što ?ini.

Zar smo svi zli? — Svi. Neko manje, neko više. Ali svi.

Živi što ljepše, ali tako da te nije stid. I radije pristani da te Bog pita: zašto nisi to u?inio?

Ne smijem da hodam sokacima poput mjesecara, sa uzetom voljom kao bogalj. Nije covek ono sto misli, vec ono sto cini.

You cannot lead others, if you cannot lead yourself. Know yourself and develop self discipline first, the rest is easy

Girls weren't weak. They had a softness sometimes, but not all the time.

You've got that extra gene, that sensitivity toward women. That unwillingness to objectify the opposite sex, isn't that what they say about you? That you invent a female character and put her in a marriage, a family, a king-sized bed in the suburbs, and yet you don't feel the need to describe . . . I don't know, her pubic hair in literary terms: 'a burnt-sienna nimbus,' or whatever, like the rest of your crowd would.

the bad things you do become part of you, literally.

Adulthood is knowing that a fully realized character is always more important than the lines.

But my mother-in-law didn't admit to mistakes, a nifty little trait she'd handed down to her son.

At thirty-six, Margaret believed her "mind and character" were already "too much formed" through "a liberal communion with the woful struggling crowd of fellow men." She had instead worked for a living and reaped the "fruits of spiritual knowledge" these past ten years, seeking common cause with the laborer, the immigrant, the prostitute.

In no country is it more important to cultivate good manners, than in our own," Eliza Farrar wrote, "where we acknowledge no distinctions but what are founded on character and manners." America's

A man's idea of God corresponds to his ideal of himself. The nobler he is, the more exalted his God.

It's human nay-cha...For me to sperminay-cha.

The tales we tell ourselves about ourselves make us who we are.

We've still got a long haul ahead of is and I don't want to damn her rift away with my first, second, and third impressions, as my character analyses are usually for shit.