Women's Day quotes

A woman’s single hair is worth more
Than a hundred pairs of cattle.

James Howell

The music of life is given by women,
who sincerely and unconditionally embrace things,
transforming them into beauty through their emotions.

Richard Wagner

Never speak ill of women,
there is no woman so lowly
who is not worthy of respect:
for without women, men would not be born.

Pedro Calderón

Women sometimes do things that leave you standing in awe.
You could try your whole life,
yet in certain things,
you would never achieve the same ease as they do.
Deep down in their souls, they are somehow light.
Deep down in their souls.

Alessandro Baricco

A woman is a being of extremes in both strength and weakness:
she may faint at the sight of a mouse or a spider,
yet she often faces life’s greatest terrors with fearless resolve.

Denis Diderot

For women, happiness is their poetry,
just as a beautiful dress is their adornment.

Honoré de Balzac

Women never doubt anything;
when you are with them, the world becomes incredibly simple.
They put everything in its proper place,
classifying it according to its real significance.
They know very well that their big laundry day
is as important as the founding of the German Empire.
Life feels safe with them.

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

A woman’s smile makes you forget how short spring is.

Li Bai (Li Tai-po)

The foundation of a house is not in the ground,
but in the woman.

Proverb

A woman is the only creature in nature
who responds to our feelings with feelings
and finds happiness in the joy she brings us.

Denis Diderot

Women are like fine wine: time only perfects them.

James Follett

Life is full of urgent desires:
to act, to feel, to see, to know.
A woman’s soul is a quiet blossoming
amidst a sweeping whirlwind.

Charlotte Brontë

A woman’s heart is a piece of heaven.

George Gordon Noel Byron

The most precious thing a man can call his own in this world
is a woman’s heart.

Josiah Gilbert Holland

A world without women is like air without oxygen.

Albert Camus

Society depends on women.

Voltaire