Gilbert K. Chesterton Quotes

This quote humorously suggests that playing music during dinner can be an affront to the cook's efforts in preparing the meal and the violinist's talent, as it may disrupt the dining experience.

This quote humorously points out the absence of poetic discourse or attention given to the subject of cheese. It playfully suggests that while poets often explore diverse and profound themes, cheese, a seemingly mundane topic, has not been a subject of poetic contemplation or inspiration.

The quote humorously suggests that even a partial truth, although not ideal, is preferable to the absence of political involvement or discourse entirely.

This quote suggests that while individuals have agency in choosing their friends and enemies, the divine plan or design determines their immediate neighbors. It highlights the idea that one's neighbors are divinely appointed or orchestrated.

This quote suggests that a different perspective or vantage point can influence one's perception of greatness. It implies that while being at the peak may offer a broader view, it is in the valleys or the depths of experiences that one can witness and appreciate the true magnitude of great things.

This quote draws a metaphorical comparison between marriage and the challenges faced in warfare. It suggests that marriage, like war, can be a demanding and transformative journey that requires courage, perseverance, and the ability to overcome obstacles.

A good teacher should avoid being rigidly adherent to a particular set of beliefs or principles (dogmatic) and should instead remain open-minded and adaptable to promote effective teaching.