20 famous quotes from Ernest Hemingway

On a day like today 21 July, specifically in the year 1899, Ernest Hemingway was born, American celebrated writer and Nobel Prize in Literature in 1954. For this reason and because it is always good to remember wise words from great authors, we have collected 20 famous phrases by Ernest Hemingway today.

We hope you enjoy them!

Wise words about everything and nothing

• The best way to find out if you can trust someone is to trust them.

• Why do old people wake up so early? Is it to have a longer day? ».

• "A man of character may be defeated, but never destroyed."

• "The most cruel people are always the sentimental ones."

• "It takes two years to learn to speak and sixty to learn to be silent."

• Now is not the time to think about what you don't have. Think about what you can do with what is there.

• "The secret of wisdom, power and knowledge is humility."

• "In modern war you die like a dog and for no reason."

• "Never think that a war, no matter how necessary or justified it may seem, is no longer a crime."

• "Try to understand, you are not a character of tragedy."

• "Talent is how you live life."

• You love me, but you don't know it yet.

• Never write about a place until you are away from it.

• "The loneliness of death comes at the end of each day of life that one has wasted."

• "The eyes that have beheld Auschwitz and Hiroshima will never be able to see God."

• "Every day is a new day. Better to be lucky. But I prefer to be exact. Then when luck comes, I'll be ready.

• "Good people, if you think about it a bit, have always been happy people."

• "Happiness is the strangest thing I know about intelligent people."

• Never confuse movement with action.

• "The world is a good place worth fighting for."

(And in bold my 5 favorites ... What are yours?).