Famous Quotations

Guyana's first national hero is Cuffy. He was a leader of a major slave rebellion in 1763 known as the Berbice Slave Uprising, which aimed at gaining freedom from Dutch colonial rule. Cuffy is honored for his resistance against oppression and his role in the fight for liberation.

You have to have a quote that has some relevance to your essay.

For example you could start an essay on the decrease of the honey bee in the environment with a quote from Shakespeare.

These famous words by Shakespeare "To be or not to be, that is the question" are quite relevant today when considering the current decline in the numbers of honey bees world wide.

This phrase can be traced back to biblical origins, particularly in the Old Testament where it is often used to emphasize the fulfillment of divine prophecy or the authority of written laws. It is also commonly used in literature and films to convey a sense of inevitability or finality.

Laura Bridgman, a deaf-blind woman, is known for her resilience and determination, rather than specific famous quotes. She was the first deaf-blind person to receive formal education and learn to communicate through tactile sign language. Her life and achievements have inspired many in the field of disability rights and education.

To acknowledge that you are changing a word in a quote, you can use square brackets to indicate the alteration. This helps to maintain the original context of the quote while making it clear that you have made a modification.

Yes, Mary Anning is known for the quote "The world has used me so unkindly, I fear it has made me suspicious of everyone." This quote reflects her challenges as a pioneering female paleontologist in the 19th century.

Jackie Gleason was talking about Elvis.

Frederick Douglass, a prominent 19th century American abolitionist, orator, and writer, is often attributed with the quote: "Man's character is not made for him, but by him." This quote emphasizes the idea that individuals have agency in shaping their own character through their actions and decisions.

Some people may receive 'a bitter look' with resentment or hostility, respond warmly to 'a flattering word', feel loved and affectionate with 'a kiss', and react defensively or fearfully to 'a sword'.

One of Linda Bove's famous quotes is "My deafness is no handicap. It's a gift." She was a deaf actress known for her role on Sesame Street and for advocating for deaf awareness and inclusion in the entertainment industry.

This quote is from William Shakespeare's play "King Henry V". In Act III, Scene II, the French princess Katherine says, "The Princess is the better Englishwoman." The quote emphasizes the idea that people who are concise with their words are often more effective and impactful.

The quotation "there is but one mind in all these men and it is bent against Caesar" is spoken by Mark Antony in Act 3, Scene 1 of William Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar." Antony is highlighting the united front of the conspirators against Caesar.

The literary term that describes "birds of a feather flock together" is an idiom. This expression conveys the idea that people with similar characteristics or interests tend to associate with one another.

You would need to obtain copyright permission from the estate of Will Rogers or the entity that currently administers his intellectual property rights. They would be the authorized party to grant permission for using his quote "I never met a man I didn't like."

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"Fear is the thief of dreams." is a quote by Brian Krans in the book A Constant Suicide. Award-winning journalist and author Brian Krans lives and works in the Midwest. A Constant Suicide is his first novel. Like his characters, Krans' experience at college was filled with many hours in party houses and even longer hours catching up in the library afterward. It was the hectic lifestyle of a student-partier and other forces that sent Krans into a state of depression that ended in a suicide attempt his junior year, only to be rescued by his roommate and cousin. In November 2006, in conjunction with the Q-C November Novelists, Krans expanded a short story he wrote at Winona State University into A Constant Suicide. Between a full-time job as a newspaper reporter, a weekend job as a bartender and volunteering with teenage kids, Krans wrote this part-fiction, part-memoir of his college experience. He is thirty-one years old (2013)

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This was the text of a telegram sent by James Kinnon to Joseph Proctor during WLC 3 in Memphis Tn which was held Jan 31 - Feb 8 , 1981. At this conference, the first review draft of "Narcotics Anonymous" basic text was completed, commonly referred to as "The Grey Book".

Update:

Actually if you look at the telegram dated 02/07/81 1300 it is signed JINNY KINNON

The full fruit of a labor of love lies in the harvest, and that always comes in its right season, yours in fellowship and love

jinny kinnon

10717 sherman way

sun valley ca 91352

The American writer, Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens) described a literary classic as a book which people praise and don't read.

There is no record of Jan Matzeliger having said a famous quote. He was known for his invention of the shoe lasting machine, which revolutionized the shoe industry.

This statement is attributed to Søren Kierkegaard, but he never used it directly. Kierkegaard in his book Begrebet Angest (The Concept of Anxiety) describes only a process of "the leap" - transition from one quality to another by the leap, never possessing both qualities.

Alright, I think you are asking what month he was born in; which was January.

Theodore Roosevelt said it in a speech entitled "Citizenship in a Republic" that he gave at the Sorbonne in Paris in 1910.

The famous quote is generally referred to as the "Man in the Arena" quote.

One famous quote by Sir John Cockcroft is: "Science has given us power fit for the gods, yet we have flown only as falcons. What feat should we achieve, rocketless, in the limitless wastes of our own ignorance?"

Lord Byron is often attributed to this quote. Byron was known for his wit and sarcasm, often making humorous remarks about society and norms.