"It Is No Use Saying, 'We Are Doing Our Best.' You Have Got To Succeed In Doing What Is Necessary."

— Winston Churchill

"Why Shouldn'T Truth Be Stranger Than Fiction? Fiction, After All, Has To Make Sense."

— Mark Twain

"Why Is It That We Rejoice At A Birth And Grieve At A Funeral? It Is Because We Are Not The Person Involved."

— Mark Twain

"You Have Enemies? Good. That Means You'Ve Stood Up For Something, Sometime In Your Life."

— Winston Churchill

"If You Are Out To Describe The Truth, Leave Elegance To The Tailor."

— Albert Einstein

"People Ask The Difference Between A Leader And A Boss. The Leader Leads, And The Boss Drives."

— Theodore Roosevelt

"I Am A Deeply Religious Nonbeliever - This Is A Somewhat New Kind Of Religion."

— Albert Einstein

"Work Consists Of Whatever A Body Is Obliged To Do. Play Consists Of Whatever A Body Is Not Obliged To Do."

— Mark Twain

"No Great Intellectual Thing Was Ever Done By Great Effort."

— Theodore Roosevelt

"There Has Never Yet Been A Man In Our History Who Led A Life Of Ease Whose Name Is Worth Remembering."

— Theodore Roosevelt

"To The Master'S Honor All Must Turn, Each In Its Track, Without A Sound, Forever Tracing Newton'S Ground."

— Albert Einstein

"Don'T Go Around Saying The World Owes You A Living. The World Owes You Nothing. It Was Here First."

— Mark Twain

"If I Were Not A Physicist, I Would Probably Be A Musician. I Often Think In Music. I Live My Daydreams In Music. I See My Life In Terms Of Music."

— Albert Einstein

"Men Occasionally Stumble Over The Truth, But Most Of Them Pick Themselves Up And Hurry Off As If Nothing Had Happened."

— Winston Churchill

"Never, Never, Never Give Up."

— Winston Churchill

"All The Great Things Are Simple, And Many Can Be Expressed In A Single Word: Freedom, Justice, Honor, Duty, Mercy, Hope."

— Winston Churchill

"The Very Ink With Which History Is Written Is Merely Fluid Prejudice."

— Mark Twain

"A Question That Sometimes Drives Me Hazy: Am I Or Are The Others Crazy?"

— Albert Einstein

"One Does Not Leave A Convivial Party Before Closing Time."

— Winston Churchill

"Make Everything As Simple As Possible, But Not Simpler."

— Albert Einstein

"To Jaw-Jaw Is Always Better Than To War-War."

— Winston Churchill

"Do The Right Thing. It Will Gratify Some People And Astonish The Rest."

— Mark Twain

"If We Open A Quarrel Between Past And Present, We Shall Find That We Have Lost The Future."

— Winston Churchill

"Man Will Do Many Things To Get Himself Loved, He Will Do All Things To Get Himself Envied."

— Mark Twain

"Never Put Off Till Tomorrow What You Can Do The Day After Tomorrow."

— Mark Twain

"We Make A Living By What We Get, But We Make A Life By What We Give."

— Winston Churchill

"Words Are Only Painted Fire; A Look Is The Fire Itself."

— Mark Twain

"Don'T Tell Fish Stories Where The People Know You; But Particularly, Don'T Tell Them Where They Know The Fish."

— Mark Twain

"The Public Is Merely A Multiplied "Me.""

— Mark Twain

"It Is The Supreme Art Of The Teacher To Awaken Joy In Creative Expression And Knowledge."

— Albert Einstein