"If you know what you know and don't know you really know" basically means if you can accurately assess your own knowledge, then you are on the way to true understanding.
The repetitive usage of the word "know" makes this a tricky phrase.
Another way to say the same thing might be, "If you understand what you know and what you're clueless about, then you are on the way to enlightenment."
The quote "The more you know, the more you realize you know nothing." was said by the greek philosopher Socrates.
More info on Socrates: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socrates
This quote is attributed to Socrates. He expressed the idea that true wisdom comes from recognizing the vastness of knowledge that exists beyond what we currently understand.
In the episode where Trina does her one woman play she says something along the lines of "The doctors say I may never walk again. Not even on crutches."
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Yes, the quote you are referring to is often attributed to Victor Hugo and it goes like this: "Nothing is as powerful as an idea whose time has come."
well, interesting?he onces said something along the lines of 'i did say he[Kevin] was sexy. i was like, look at him, he is sexy. but then i thought it was a bit awkward.':] gotta love nick.x
I think it was from Breaking Dawn when Alice was fitting Bella with her wedding dress, except Bella said it, 'I was with Edward in my happy place' or something along those lines.
It is not quite clear what you mean ... If you are thinking of the kind of situation where one source is quoted by another, use something along these lines: Weinstein (1955), as quoted by Smithaars (2007: 141).
something along the lines of .... "Death, that hath sucked thy breath, has no effect yet upon thy beauty." means that Romeo think Juliet is even beautiful in death.
They said it was good fun but they were going to go solo as Michelle was the only one to have done a solo record. I think the quote was 'it was a lot if fun but it's gone for good' or something else along those lines. It comes straight up if you google it :)
This is from the lines of the second witch in Act IV, scene one of Macbeth.
I think it's something along the lines of 'If xomething makes you feel a certain way there is no reason to analyse it to find out why. So often we analyse what we feel and destroy whatever magic was there in the first place, and I believe in magic'. - or something to that extent. It was on the inside cover of one of his song books - having trouble finding the exact quote online. I hope this helps. :)
La tua cantante means my singer. Linda means beautiflu. My gues is that you caught the quote from the twilight saga so it would mean something along the lines of Bella being his beautiful singer.
Quote from the related link below: " To stitch in the ditch you use the walking foot to create long, straight lines of quilting along the seams (or "ditches") of the quilt top."