101 Quotes About Opinions-of-others

I was just thinking that I'm beginning to understand why this is Chef Beckett's signature dish. I've eaten many a tarte à la bouille in my day, but usually in a Cajun setting. It is, after all, a Louisiana trademark. But watching Chef Beckett create her version is fascinating. She's managed to keep all the heart and tradition of the Cajun creation, while adding her own unmistakable Nashville flair.

Your life is enough, don’t be concerned with others. And I tell you that if you can live unconcerned your life will flower, and then others can share in it. You would like to share, and you can give much to others, but first you must stop thinking about others and what they are thinking about you.

Be careful of relying on the opinion of others, these are the same people that like liver.

The opinions of others are important. They are the yardstick by which we measure our perspective on the world.

Be deaf to those who love you most of all; they pray for bad things with good intentions. And, if you would be happy, entreat the gods that none of their fond desires for you may be brought to pass.

Um etwas auf der Leute Meinung zu geben, muß man vor allem eine von ihnen haben, und es gibt ihrer, von denen man sich alles gefallen läßt, nur nicht ihre Achtung.

It is of no consequence what others think of you. What matters is what you think of them. That is how you live your life.

For it is a most extraordinary, though common, phenomenon to find that perfectly virtuous and upright people often like to be thought just a little wicked, whereas bad people are totally indifferent for the most part as to whether or not anyone thinks them good or not.

What you say is either truth or your opinion.