Books Quote by Jonathan D. Spence

“To gain knowledge, you may simply observe, but to truly understand, you must experience.”

— M.P. Sharma

“Sometimes you think you know more than you really do—people, events, things that are true and things that are not. Sometimes you think you…

— Patricia MacLachlan

“you know things, without knowing how you know, but you know it is true”

— Avis Williams

“In my view, as soon as you’ve told something to someone, you’ve taken the potential for a deeper meaning away from them. True knowledge…

— Beau Lotto

“Not to know at large of things remote From use, obscure and subtle, but to know That which before us lies in daily life,…

— John Milton

“A more generous, more useful interpretation of the phrase is that we should write about what we know, *however we come to know it,*…

— Christopher Beha

“If people know what you've read, they know who you are...”

— Ryan

“Real knowledge is to know the extent of one’s ignorance.” Be”

— Mo Gawdat

“If you occasionally wonder how I know about some of the events I describe in this book, I don't. I have found that--just as…

— Steve Martin

“Knowledge is a funny thing, Auron. The more of it that's in your head, the more your head can hold. It breeds on its…

— E.E. Knight

“To know is to observe, to understand is to experience”

— mine

“How well do we actually know ourselves? Can we dare to say that we really know someone, like really, really know them?”

— Nico J. Genes