Author of quotes: George Bernard Shaw. Page 3

You're right: such things are as nothing, can not be - can only be things that we cannot see.

I always afraid to live alone. I love you, to yourself - no. I want to be different, better than it is now, I want to again and again to start all over again, changing like the snake changes its skin. I myself tired. And yet forced to stay not a day, not a month, forever. The thought of it terrifies me.

... for the health and well-being of citizens are essential to a healthy and prosperous city that can exist only in a healthy and prosperous countries.

... if there is something, there has to be someone. Against this, every religion was powerless.

She wants to say that her heart will not break. All her life she dreamed to somehow break it. And now she's afraid to break actually nothing.

Pickering: Have you no morals, man?
Doolittle: - Can't afford them, Governor.
Pickering: - Are you completely devoid of morals?
Doolittle: I can't afford the luxury, master.

- You are honest person or a crook, Doolittle?
And both eat very little. As each of us.

I want to be indifferent to the person for whom I care about.

But if he is poor and weak and he needs me, then maybe I will be with him, happier than with a person who is above me and to whom I do not need.

Love brings people trouble, but not eliminate them.

The trouble is that men are terribly nice for the first few days, but only just. Therefore, it is best to frequently change them.

... If you sell, you will deal your soul a blow that no amount of books, paintings, concerts or all the landscapes the world will not heal it.

What is life if not a chain of inspired follies?

Lady differs from the flower girl is not how she carries herself, and how her themselves hold.