The villain also knows the truth, but he is afraid when he sees the truth. --Wilson

War will create heroes and clean up all muddy water. All people are afraid of war. However, cowards are simply those who allow their fears to overcome their sense of duty. Responsibility is the essence of manliness. --Barton

Conscience is shy. It likes silence and will be frightened by the noise of the world. --Rousseau

Conscience makes people timid. Want to be a thief, afraid of condemnation. I want to curse and slander but I am afraid of being scolded. ...Conscience is the most lonely thing that rebels in people's hearts. --Shakespeare

Have what you like, and don't be afraid of the consequences. --Annie Baby

The epitaph written by a dead person is always sincere. One dead soul can comfort another dead soul. People in the same Hades have the right to praise. There is no need to be afraid of people pointing at the two piles overseas. Loess said: This pile of soil flatters that pile of soil. --Hugo

Concealing the truth is despicable, lying out of fear of the truth is cowardly. --Oglyov

Truth likes criticism, because after criticism, truth will win; fallacy is afraid of criticism, because after criticism, fallacy will fail. -- Diderot

A man whom everyone fears is no more powerful than a man who is fearless. --Schiller

The fastest and surest way to conquer fear and build self-confidence is to do what you are afraid of until you gain successful experience.

Man should not be afraid of death, what he should be afraid of is not living truly. --Aurelius

It's nothing to go to bullfights when you're not afraid; it's nothing to not go to bullfights when you're afraid; it's nothing to go to bullfights when you're afraid is truly remarkable.

Whoever gives up the freedom that is richer than wealth because of fear of poverty will have to be a slave forever.

--Cicero