Failure Quote by Clare Vanderpool

We say that a sentence is factually significant to any given person, if, and only if, he knows how to verify the proposition which…

— A.J. Ayer

“One does not like to make definite assertions unless one has a little more definite knowledge.”

— Agatha Christie

“Sometimes people do what they think is for the best, and their intentions are misinterpreted.”

— Theresa Breslin

“People are basically good, and when they are in possession of the full truth, they usually do the right things.”

— Bryant McGill

“One doesn't intentionally to alter the truth, just enhance it and make it more memorable.”

— John Alexander

“You can never right an intentional wrong.”

— Anoved Sivad

“When intentional, there is no right or wrong in writing—only creativity, personality and a new way to look at words. If you see wrong,…

— Ryan J. Alls

“I was never good at telling intelligent people from mere self-confident fools, the know-it-alls, because I didn’t and couldn’t know, growing up, that, of…

— Mikhail Iossel

“I mean...your words are really the only things that are rightfully yours. Who else would know them better?”

— Amy Lignor

“Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their own set of facts. ”

— Anonymous

“Sometimes a writer simply finds new ways of saying what has already been said because, ultimately, truth is unoriginal.”

— Kamand Kojouri

“I often find that people either underestimate what they know, or overestimate it. Very rarely do they gauge their own knowledge appropriately.”

— Tarun Betala