To feel that one is needed and loved—this is the joy and enjoyment of life. This is the truth; do not forget this truth, for it will grant you infinite happiness. — Gorky
By obeying truth, one can conquer all things. — Seneca
He who is careless with the truth in small matters is untrustworthy in great matters. — Einstein
What is the gift of science to mankind? It is the power to believe in the truth. — Compton
Science can not only "give knowledge to the young and joy to the old," but it also makes people accustomed to labor and the pursuit of truth, creating real spiritual and material wealth for the people, and creating things that could not be obtained without it. — Mendeleev
It is much easier to see errors than to discover the truth; for errors are in the open and can be overcome, while truth is hidden deep and cannot be discovered by just anyone. — Goethe
Even if a sword cuts off your head, do not retract the truth you have spoken. — Proverb
Wise men overcome error to reach the truth; only fools persist in their errors. — Lykate
Errors cannot withstand failure, but truth is not afraid of failure. — Tagore
Things obtained with effort are more beloved than those obtained without effort. Self-evident truths are understood effortlessly and bring temporary pleasure, but are quickly forgotten. — Boccaccio
One who lacks sincere and fervent respect for the truth can never be said to possess a conscience, a noble life, or high character. — Romain Rolland
To truth, conviction is more dangerous than rumor. — Nietzsche
While reading, I wish to linger before every beautiful thought, just as I linger before every truth. — Emerson
Struggle is the school of skill, and setbacks are the bridge to truth. — Goethe
Virtue clarifies the mind, making it easier not only to understand virtue but also the truths of science. — Roger Bacon
Morality is the flower of truth. — Hugo
When people pursue truth freely, truth will be discovered. — Roosevelt
The relationship between error and truth is like that between sleep and wakefulness. A person, upon waking from error, moves toward the truth with new strength. — Goethe
