Most of us cherish the memory of a special person who has influenced our lives in a positive way. My special person was …

— Edna Bell-Pearson

Censorious persons take magnifying glasses to look at others' imperfections, and diminishing glasses to look at their ow…

— Secker

It is impossible to indulge in habitual severity of opinion upon our fellow-men without injuring the tenderness and deli…

— H. W. Beecher

He is always the severest censor on the merits of others who has the least worth of his own.

— E. L. Magoon

Those the most given to censure are commonly the most deserving it.

— Unknown

It is not enough to justify us in censuring and denouncing others, that we have evidence of their faults, which amounts …

— Unknown