I don't know whether G. K. Chesterton said your quote first or if Oscar Wilde said "Morality, like art consists of drawing a line." The point is though, I believe they meant the same thing; the idea has more to do with morality than art, but it essentially means while art (at least one form) involves the physical expression of drawing a line, morality involves drawing a line metaphorically between write and wrong, et al.
If you ever feel alone at night lookup at the moon and smile cause someone somewhere is looking at it too. Is a beautiful quote written by a unknown author at present time.
For insurance purposes, it is better to get an art quote from a museum. For sale purposes, it is better to get an art quote from a gallery.
Who said the quote The only way out is in?
Andy Warhol was paraphrased with this quote. His quote was "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes."
no she did not
One ViewIt means one should always stay inside the limits defined by morality (i.e one should be moral).Another ViewThis quote refers to the arbitrary process of determining what is and is not moral. With this quote, Oscar Wilde is suggesting that something might be considered morally wrong, for example, simply because someone decided it is wrong (and thus drew a metaphorical line). He compares this arbitrary process to art to imply that neither art nor morality requires logic.
Oscar Wilde's quote "Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sex is about power" reflects his belief that society is preoccupied with sexuality and power dynamics. This quote suggests that sex is not just about physical pleasure, but also about control and manipulation. Wilde's views on society and morality are reflected in this quote by highlighting the complexities and contradictions in human relationships and behavior.
It's a quote by Masaccio, a painter of the Italian Early Renaissance. This quote is mentioned somewhere in his painting called The Trinity.
Ollie Williams from Family Guy. Quote: " Anybody want this dog?!".
One thought-provoking Ian McEwan quote that has resonated with me is "Imagining what it is like to be someone other than yourself is at the core of our humanity. It is the essence of compassion, and it is the beginning of morality."
I assume you are referring to the Quote "Duty largely consists of pretending that the trivial is critical" This is a reference to one who "Makes Mountains out of Mole hills" IE They make the most meaningless things the most important.
I believe he is Native American. Don't quote me on this. I think I read it somewhere.
Dane Cook ... though he probably stole it from somewhere like he does with most of his material.
No.However, every (or any) word in a book can be quoted and therefore made into a quote.
If you ever feel alone at night lookup at the moon and smile cause someone somewhere is looking at it too. Is a beautiful quote written by a unknown author at present time.
I will quote Escher's comment on this print. "The pupil reflects the one that watches us all."
don't quote me on this, but i'd imagine it would be somewhere around 5 bucks.