Age Quote by Oscar Wilde

“Look at the successful men in any of the learned professions. How perfectly hideous they are! Except, of course, in the Church. But then…

— Oscar Wilde

“But, indeed, dull, dreary adversity was now in store for him; and adversity, come it at eighteen or eighty, is the true old age…

— Herman Melville

“ Age is just a number unless it's eighty six.”

— Anonymous

“I once heard someone say, "I shall die very young. How young? I don’t know. Maybe seventy, maybe eighty, maybe ninety. But I shall…

— Diana Vreeland

“Age is just a number, as long as that number is above eighteen.”

— A.J. Truman

“I do not find that I grow any older. Being arrived at seventy, and considering that by traveling further in the same road I…

— Benjamin Franklin

“He was forty-eight — an age at which permanence of habits begins to be predictable.”

— James Hilton

“When I was nineteen, I told a thirty- year-old man what a fool I had been when I was seventeen. 'We were always,' he…

— Donald Hall

“Guillam was exhausted. Forty is a difficult age at which to stay awake, he decided. At twenty or at sixty the body knows what…

— John le Carré

“What do you mean old? Life begins at sixty!”

— Constance Hampton Jones

“Madeleine L’Engle said, “the great thing about getting older is that you don’t lose all the other ages you’ve been.” 58 I think the…

— Rachel Held Evans

“Some people live more in twenty year than others do in eighty. It's not the time that matters, it's the person. - The Doctor”

— Stephen Greenhorn