Juge Quotes
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In all things, we should only be judged by our peers.
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La femme?sait que quand on la regarde on ne la distingue pas de son apparence: elle est juge e, respecte e, de sire e a' travers sa toilette. Woman?knows that when she is looked at she is not considered apart from her appearance: she is judged, respected, desired, by and through her toilette.
Simone de Beauvoir— 1949 Le Deuxie' m e Sexe (The Second Sex), bk.2, pt.7, ch.25 (translated by H M Parshley,1952).
Chassez les pre juge s par la porte, ils rentreront par la fene" tre. Drive out prejudices through the door, and they will return through the window.
— 1771 Letter to Voltaire,19 Mar.
J'aime mieux e" tre homme a' paradoxes qu'homme a' pre juge s. I would rather be a man of paradoxes than of prejudices.
— 1762 E? mile ou de l'e ducation, pt.2.
Si l'on veut se faire une idée de l'amour-propre des femmes, dans leur jeunesse, qu'on en juge par celui qui leur reste, après qu'elles ont passé l'âge de plaire.
nicolas chamfort— Maximes et Pensées, #361If you would estimate the extent of a woman's pride in youth, see how much remains even after she has passed the age of pleasing.Maxims and Considerations, #361
Plus on juge, moins on aime.
honoré de balzac— The more a man judges, the less he loves.Part I, Meditation VIII: Of the First Symptoms, aphorism LX
Notre conscience est un juge infaillible, quand nous ne l'avons pas encore assassinée.
honoré de balzac— Conscience is our unerring judge until we finally stifle it.
Si on juge de l'amour par la plupart de ses effets, il ressemble plus à la haine qu'à l'amitié.
françois de la rochefoucauld— If we judge love by the majority of its results, it resembles hatred more than friendship.Maxim 72.
Quhen the Sonne is at the hycht, Att nonne quhen it doith schyne most brycht, The schaddow of that hydduous strength Sax myle and more it is of lenth. Thus maye ye juge, in to your thocht, Gyfe Babilone be heych, or nocht.
david lyndsay— Ane Dialog Betuix Experience and ane Courteour, off the Miserabyll Estait of the Warld, line 1752
Quhen the Sonne is at the hycht, Att nonne quhen it doith schyne most brycht, The schaddow of that hydduous strength Sax myle and more it is of lenth. Thus maye ye juge, in to your thocht, Gyfe Babilone be heych, or nocht.
— Ane Dialog Betuix Experience and ane Courteour, off the Miserabyll Estait of the Warld, line 1752
