— Richard Feynman American theoretical physicist 1918 - 1988
The Meaning of It All (1999), lecture I: "The Uncertainty of Science"
— Samuel Beckett Irish novelist, playwright, and poet 1906 - 1989
Molloy (1951)
— Orson Welles American actor, director, writer and producer 1915 - 1985
— Gore Vidal American writer 1925 - 2012
— Charles Dickens English writer and social critic and a Journalist 1812 - 1870
Dombey and Son (1846-1848), Ch. 8
— Ysabella Brave American singer 1979
Context: Be careful what you say if you wouldn't want it broadcast everywhere — because you never know. My basic advice would be — for trust — is: Live the way you ought to live — all the time — as much as you can help it.
Trust — what's the secret?" (27 January 2008)
— Gao Xingjian Chinese novelist and playwright 1940
Buying a Fishing Rod for My Grandfather (2005), p. 128, from "In an instant"
— Julie Taymor American film and theatre director 1952
As quoted in "Oh, girl : A Talk with Julie Taymor" at Subtitles to Cinema (2 September 2008)
— Samuel Johnson English writer 1709 - 1784
Letter to James Macpherson, 20 June 1778. (Quotation used as epigram to Władysław Tatarkiewicz, "Dwa pojęcia poezji" ("Two Concepts of Poetry"), in Tatarkiewicz's book, Parerga, Warsaw, Państwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe, 1978, pp. 20–38.)
— Ray Comfort New Zealand-born Christian minister and evangelist 1949
— Hope Solo American association football player 1981
2010s, As quoted in Hope Solo: 'I speak the truth, and people either love me or they hate me'" http://blog.seattlepi.com/seattlesports/2012/08/29/hope-solo-i-speak-the-truth-and-people-either-love-me-or-they-hate-me/#6489101=0, seattlepi.com (August 29, 2012)
