Quote by Lao Tzu

“The natural impulse of men is to follow, he thought, and whoever has the strongest sense of purpose will always dominate the rest.”

— Robert Harris

“Then this travesty of manhood reascended to his feet, and said, whether speaking to me or to himself I could not tell,”

— Richard Marsh

“men who so uneasily tolerate superiors patiently suffer a master, and show themselves proud and servile at the same time.”

— Tocqueville de

“Urge him, even as I would urge all men of my acquaintance, to gather more sense and cease warring against their kind. [170]”

— Sol T. Plaatje

“In the midst of these fine gentlemen with their great names and their ancient traditions of respectability, the two women sat face to face,…

— Émile Zola

“all men were like this, their thoughts rose no higher, and they lived only to gratify on the bodies of women their brutal and…

— James Baldwin

“It has always been a mystery to me how men can feel themselves honored by the humiliation of their fellow beings.”

— Mahatma Gandhi

“his avowal of follies and excess seemed uttered rather in the spirit of wounded pride, than in that of contrition.”

— Walter Scott

“it is not the oppositions a man face that determine his rise or fall in life but his tenacity to dare to soar and…

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

“Utterly sure of himself, convinced of his power, certain that the laws that governed other men couldn't touch him, he made straight for any…

— Alexandre Dumas

“In those days, men proved their strength and manliness by being well mannered, helpful, and gentle. Just how gentle they could be under trying…

— Terry Lee Rioux

“Some men acheive insignificance. Others have insignificance thrust upon them.”

— Frank Easterbrook