Enemy Quotes - Measure yourself against the enemy before declaring war

 

Enemy Quotes - Measure yourself against the enemy before declaring war 

“I hadn't felt like Rhysand's enemy the last time I'd spoken to him, in the hours after Amarantha's defeat. I'd told no one about that meeting, what he'd said to me, what I'd confessed to him.

 

Be glad of your human heart, Feyre. Pity those who don't feel anything at all.”

― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Mist and Fury

 

“Measure yourself against the enemy before declaring war; those who fail to hunt the foxes in the neighbourhood should stay clear of the elephants.”

― R. N. Prasher

 

“It's ok to be friends with old enemies, but never be friends with someone who claims to be your well-wisher but disrespects you. Avoid such friends like a poison pot with milk on its rim (near the mouth of the pot).”

― Anupam S Shlok

 

“The enemy is evil.”

― Lailah Gifty Akita

 

“One of the most toxic things a person can do to themselves is keep a known enemy closer to them than a known friend.”

― Sabrina Newby

 

“Only by moving out of fear and hatred can we

truly manifest the vision of our founders--

not their actual vision, because they were limited, too,

but the theoretical vision to which they aspired.

 

The 'other side' is not the enemy.

Fear and hatred are the enemies.”

― Shellen Lubin

 

“You must not fight too often with one enemy, or you will teach him all your art of war.”

― Napoléon Bonaparte

 

“There is nothing more dangerous than an insidious enemy, but there is nothing more poisonous than a feigned friend.”

― Gregory Skovoroda

 

“The truth might hurt, but it is never your enemy.”

― Craig D. Lounsbrough

 

“Absence of self is the enemy of wisdom.”

― Santosh Kalwar, The Lacetier

 

“Voldemort himself created his worst enemy, just as tyrants everywhere do! Have you any idea how much tyrants fear the people who they oppress?”

― J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

 

“Do not confuse shared sympathies with shared values for in doing so you may make friends of people who may turn out to be annoyances at best and enemies at worst. - On Sympathies and Values”

― Lamine Pearlheart, Awakening

 

“Most arguments are started by people who actually think they have an argument to start.”

― Craig D. Lounsbrough

 

“Humans refined the Art of deluding themselves from that epoch when self-consciousness emerged and became their most merciless enemy.”

― Giannis Delimitsos

 

“In tennis who is it that provides a person with the obstacles he needs in order to experience his highest limits? His opponent, of course! Then is your opponent a friend or an enemy? He is a friend to the extent that he does his best to make things difficult for you. Only by playing the role of your enemy does he become your true friend. Only by competing with you does he in fact cooperate! No one wants to stand around on the court waiting for the big wave. In this use of competition it is the duty of your opponent to create the greatest possible difficulties for you, just as it is yours to try to create obstacles for him. Only by doing this do you give each other the opportunity to find out to what heights each can rise.”

― W. Timothy Gallwey, The Inner Game of Tennis: The Classic Guide to the Mental Side of Peak Performance

 

“Be not an enemy of thy self.”

― Anthony T. Hincks

 

“Know the enemy,

Know yourself,

And victory

Is never in doubt,

Not in a hundred battles.”

― Sun Tzu, The Art Of War