Only faith makes happiness real. ——French late Renaissance thinker Montaigne

Only biography is true history. ——Scottish essayist and historian Thomas Carlyle

Truth can sometimes seem unreal. ——French writer Maupassant's true sayings

Disaster can prove the truth of friends. ——Aesop, the ancient Greek fabler in the 6th century BC

Nothing can compete with reality. ——French philosopher Diderot

The servant’s report is the most true. ——Cicero, an ancient Roman statesman

Loyalty requires complete truth. ——French painter Chardin

The path to true love is not smooth. ——English Renaissance playwright and poet Shakespeare True Quotes

Only by abandoning yourself can you see the truth. ——Japanese landscape painter and essayist Kaiyi Higashiyama

Authenticity and simplicity are precious qualities of genius. ——Russian drama educator Stanislavsky

The road to reality is both harsh and dangerous. ——British poet Milton

Wine can make people reveal their true thoughts. ——Ancient Greek poet Theognis True Quotes

Brilliant stories are rarely completely true. ——British writer Cy Johnson

I never deceive myself. I only see reality. ——Female writer, formerly known as Lijie Annie Baby

Truth is beauty, and the opposite of truth is ugliness. ——Plotinus, the ancient Roman philosopher

The eyes speak more eloquently and truly than words. ——American mathematician Tuckerman

If you don’t know the real person, you don’t deserve her favor. —— Blake True Quotes

Without simplicity, kindness and truth, there is no greatness. ——Russian writer Leo Tolstoy

Art that shows characteristics is the only real art. ——German playwright, poet, and thinker Goethe

Labor is the true measure of the exchange value of all commodities. ——Scottish philosopher and economist Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" truly represents nature, but is still full of artistic beauty. ——British Prime Minister during World War II, politician, writer, winner of the 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature, Churchill True Quotes

There are many true words that are said in jokes. ——British writer and politician Swift

The real world interests me because it is malleable. ——French writer Gide