Frases sobre disfrutar
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“Cuántas cosas cambiarían si pudiésemos disfrutar de nuestros tesoros tal como son.”
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“No hay primer mundo y tercer mundo. Solo hay un mundo para todos nosotros para vivir y disfrutar.”
There is no first world and third world. There is only one world, for all of us to live and delight in.
Fuente: Introducción al Estado del Arca (1986) de Lee McGeorge Durrell. [referencia incompleta]

Discurso del 1 de agosto de 1978.
Fuente: "Who Are Afghanistan's New Leaders?" http://www.larouchepub.com/eiw/public/1978/eirv05n35-19780912/eirv05n35-19780912_061-who_are_afghanistans_new_leaders.pdf, in Executive Intelligence Review, Volume 5, Number 35, September 12, 1978.

Fuente (en inglés): La vida y aventuras de Robinson Crusoe (The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe). Daniel Defoe. Editorial W. Baynes and son; York, Wilson and sons, 1824. Página 121. https://books.google.es/books?id=k_LPAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA161&dq=It+is+never+too+late+to+be+wise.&hl=es&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjd4qinwafgAhUu2eAKHSrdBwwQ6AEIUTAF#v=onepage&q=Those%20people%20cannot%20enjoy%20comfortably%20what%20God%20has%20given%20them%20because%20they%20see%20and%20covet%20what%20He%20has%20not%20given%20them.%20All%20of%20our%20discontents%20for%20what%20we%20want%20appear%20to%20me%20to%20spring%20from%20want%20of%20thankfulness%20for%20what%20we%20have&f=false
Robinson Crusoe
Original: «Those people cannot enjoy comfortably what God has given them because they see and covet what He has not given them. All of our discontents for what we want appear to me to spring from want of thankfulness for what we have».

“Calidad de vida es la autoestima a la que tienen derecho a disfrutar todos los seres humanos.”
Discurso en la Facultad de Derecho, Buenos Aires, 26/5/2003.

Original: «San Francisco, I believe, has the most disagreeable climate and locality of any city on the globe. If the winter be not unusually wet, there is some delightful weather to be enjoyed. If it be, you are flooded, and the rainy season closes to give place to what is miscalled summer — a season so cold that you require more clothing than you did in January; so damp with fogs and mists that you are penetrated to the very marrow; so windy that if you are abroad in the afternoon it is a continual struggle. Your eyes are blinded, your teeth set on edge, and your whole person made so uncomfortable by the sand that has insinuated itself through your clothing, that you could not conceive it possible to feel a sensation of comfort short of a warm bath and shower... What sort of end the unfortunates, who spend their lives there, can expect under such circumstances, one does not easily foresee».
Fuente: [Farnham], Eliza. California, In-doors and Out: Or, How We Farm, Mine, and Live Generally in the Golden State. Editor Dix, Edwards, 1856, p. 77.
Fuente: California, In-doors and Out (California, desde dentro y desde fuera) (1856).

Entrevista extraída del documental Que sea rock, estrenado en 2006

«Caracteres» (en Remains 1759-obra póstuma)
Original: «A hunter: Is an auxiliary hound that assists one nation of beasts to subdue and overrun another... He takes very great pains in his way, but calls it game and sport because it is to no purpose; and he is willing to make as much of it as he can, and not be thought to bestow so much labour and pains about nothing. Let the hare take which way she will, she seldom fails to lead him at long-running to the alehouse, where he meets with an after-game of delight in making up a narrative...».
Fuente: [Morley] (1891).
Fuente: Remains, vol. 2 (1759)
Original: «People seem to enjoy things more when they know a lot of other people have been left out of the pleasure.»
Fuente: Tibballs, Geoff. The Mammoth Book of Comic Quotes. Editorial Hachette UK, 2012. ISBN 9781780337227.
Fuente: The Sport of Counting Each Other Out, The New York Times del 2 de noviembre de 1967.

“Supongo que ahora voy a disfrutar de cada sándwich que me tome.”
En el programa de David Letterman, respondiendo a la pregunta ¿qué vas a hacer ahora que sabes que tienes cáncer?, 30 de octubre de 2002.

“Una sociedad inculta es una sociedad que no merece ni puede disfrutar de holgura.”
Esta cita explica la recurrente frase de Figueres "Para qué tractores sin violines".
Fuente: Costa Rica contemporánea: raíces del estado de la nación. Quesada Camacho, Juan Rafael. Editorial Universidad de Costa Rica, 1999. ISBN 9789977675633. Página 249. https://books.google.es/books?id=qEhVTriUlB8C&pg=PA249&dq=Para+qu%C3%A9+tractores+sin+violines&hl=es&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjQ07T2gIvnAhX16OAKHUvBCtsQ6AEILTAB#v=onepage&q=Para%20qu%C3%A9%20tractores%20sin%20violines&f=false

Fuente: "Lecciones y moralejas por escrito en gotas de cariño". - Hermes Varillas Labrador. #FormandoCiudadanía & #ElArcoIrisDeLosNiños
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Fuente: "Lecciones y moralejas por escrito en gotas de cariño". - Hermes Varillas Labrador. #FormandoCiudadanía & #ElArcoIrisDeLosNiños
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“Todos podemos hacer o tener silencios, pocos disfrutar de verdaderos conticinios.”
Fuente: “Lecciones y moralejas por escrito en gotas de cariño”
Fuente: "Lecciones y moralejas por escrito en gotas de cariño".
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Fuente: "Lecciones y moralejas por escrito en gotas de cariño"
Fuente: "Sin ser dueño de la verdad"
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“La pintura moderna es como las mujeres, nunca disfrutarás de ella si intentas entenderla.”