Achieve Quote by George Orwell

“How could you tell how much of it was lies? It might be true that the average human being was better off now than…

— George Orwell

“It struck him that the truly characteristic thing about modern life was not its cruelty and insecurity, but simply it's bareness, it's dinginess, it's…

— George Orwell

“He never stooped to trying to sell us on stupidities about "electability" and "realism," or the pitfalls of "purity." Instead, he stared right into…

— Hunter S. Thompson

“And he judged of others by himself, not believing in what he saw, and always believing that every man had his real, most interesting…

— Anton Chekhov

“His life, or at least the latter part of it, was of epic significance.  Yet he was far from perfect.  He could tell lies…

— David Pawson

“what was astonishing to him was how people seemed to run out of their own being, run out of whatever the stuff was that…

— Philip Roth

“What was astonishing to him was how people seemed to run out of their own being, run out of whatever the stuff was that…

— Philip Roth

“He sat there among them, listened to the buzz of their conversation. He was captivated by them. In that racket every voice touched a…

— Deszö Kosztolányi

“He turned to appease the fierce longings of his heart before which everything else was idle and alien. He cared little that he was…

— James Joyce

“It is right to look our life-accounts bravely in the face now and then, and settle them honestly. And he is a poor self-swindler…

— Charlotte Brontë

“That got him thinking about his life. It seemed a bitter, pointless sort of life now. No one was any better off because of…

— Joe Abercrombie

And he did see--that life was rotten, that there were no heroes, really, and that you couldn't trust anybody, not even yourself.

— Robert Cormier