Eleanor Roosevelt Quotes And Sayings

Ambition Is Pitiless. Any Merit That It Cannot Use It Finds Despicable.

It Takes As Much Energy To Wish As It Does To Plan.

Life Must Be Lived And Curiosity Kept Alive. One Must Never, For Whatever Reason, Turn His Back On Life.

The Only Things One Can Admire At Length Are Those One Admires Without Knowing Why.

The Bible Illustrated By Dore Occupied Many Of My Hours - And I Think Probably Gave Me Many Nightmares.

It Is Better To Light A Candle Than Curse The Darkness.

When Life Is Too Easy For Us, We Must Beware Or We May Not Be Ready To Meet The Blows Which Sooner Or Later Come To Everyone, Rich Or Poor.

Campaign Behavior For Wives: Always Be On Time. Do As Little Talking As Humanly Possible. Lean Back In The Parade Car So Everybody Can See The President.

As For Accomplishments, I Just Did What I Had To Do As Things Came Along.

Sometimes I Wonder If We Shall Ever Grow Up In Our Politics And Say Definite Things Which Mean Something, Or Whether We Shall Always Go On Using Generalities To Which Everyone Can Subscribe, And Which Mean Very Little.

What One Has To Do Usually Can Be Done.

Autobiographies Are Only Useful As The Lives You Read About And Analyze May Suggest To You Something That You May Find Useful In Your Own Journey Through Life.

I Think That Somehow, We Learn Who We Really Are And Then Live With That Decision.

Actors Are One Family Over The Entire World.

I Do Not Think That I Am A Natural Born Mother... If I Ever Wanted To Mother Anyone, It Was My Father.

I Have Spent Many Years Of My Life In Opposition, And I Rather Like The Role.

You Must Do The Things You Think You Cannot Do.

We Are Afraid To Care Too Much, For Fear That The Other Person Does Not Care At All.

The Mother Of A Family Should Look Upon Her Housekeeping And The Planning Of Meals As A Scientific Occupation.

One's Philosophy Is Not Best Expressed In Words; It Is Expressed In The Choices One Makes... And The Choices We Make Are Ultimately Our Responsibility.