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Women make history: 28 quotes from great men about beautiful women
Introduction. Women have been (and remain) the driving force behind many changes, innovations and transformations in society. They not only "lead" home hearths, but also actively create history, make fateful decisions and expand horizons in science, art, politics. But how did the “great men” of different eras relate to this? We often find quotations acknowledging the contribution and strength of the female personality, reflecting the infinite respect and admiration. That’s what we’ll talk about in today’s article. We will look at 28 outstanding statements – from poets to politicians, from philosophers to business leaders. Each of these men recognized the unique potential and importance of women in the development of society.
We will not be tied to specific dates or events so that this collection remains relevant for all time, because the recognition of the female role is not a temporary trend, but a constant value. In this article, we will also try to slightly analyze what is behind these quotes: historical circumstances, cultural context, human values. We are sure that these words will not only delight you with the beauty of the wording, but also help you to rethink the role of women in your environment – whether you are a man or a woman, seeking to better understand the impact that female energy has on the world.
28 quotes from great men about women
- Nikolai Gogol: “Woman is an inexplicable and sweet secret, the secret of life itself.”
A writer of the XIX century, shocked by the depth of the female soul. - Friedrich Nietzsche: “A woman’s happiness depends on her nature, a man’s happiness depends on the woman in his life.”
A German philosopher who, for all his contradictions, admired the feminine principle. - Winston Churchill: The great revelation of my childhood: the mother who became my first ideal of bravery and kindness.
The famous British Prime Minister noted how maternal influence shapes future leadership in a person. - Victor Hugo: A world without women would be like a country without light: they inspire thought, action and faith.
A French writer who added strong, enchanting female characters to his novels. - Alexander Pushkin: “In the eyes of women there is such a secret that there lives in her passion and the abyss of unknown greatness.”
The founder of the modern Russian literary language, who saw in women an inexhaustible source of poetic inspiration. - Oscar Wilde: “Woman is the most perfect engraving of nature, standing on a par with the best works of art.”
English playwright and aesthete who was able to accurately compare the female essence with an exquisite work of art. - Mahatma Gandhi: “A woman’s strength lies in her kindness and patience, and this does not make her weaker, but stronger than a man.”
The Indian ideologist of nonviolent resistance noted the greatness of women's endurance. - Leo Tolstoy: There is something divine in woman: she is capable of loving infinitely and unconditionally, which we do not always know how to do.
The Russian classic, who studied the female soul in novels, emphasized the special quality of female love. - Bernard Shaw: The true beauty of a woman shines when she carries the power of the soul.
English playwright, who believed that the main “decoration” of women is their inner world. - Maxim Gorky: “Women’s nature is a sea without borders, there is as much storm as there is gentle shore.”
The Soviet writer, through the images of his heroines, showed how multifaceted the female personality can be. - Paulo Coelho: “A woman who realizes her dream transforms the world around her into a place of fulfillment.”
A contemporary Brazilian writer says that when a woman sets a goal, she begins to radically change reality. - Charles Dickens: “The most wonderful secret I am happy to admire is a woman’s heart when it is filled with love.”
An English novelist who understood the power of heroines driven by feelings. - Confucius: Reason and tenderness in one woman create harmony that can heal.
The great Chinese thinker pointed out that intelligence and kindness are an invincible feminine combination. - Albert Einstein: “Women’s intuition is often more accurate than meticulous calculations.”
The genius of physics recognized that feeling can complement the mind and give unexpected answers. - Napoleon Bonaparte: “Woman is the decisive lever: she can increase or destroy man’s courage.”
The French emperor realized that female support (or lack thereof) was critical to morale. - Maximilian Voloshin: In women, nature loves to show the luxury of its colors and contradictions.
The Russian poet sees in women a combination of bright palettes of feelings and intelligence. - George Gordon Byron: When a woman smiles, it seems as if the whole world has found its lost melody.
The famous English romantic, master of subtle poetic comparisons. - Calvin Coolidge (Former President of the United States): “Every great change in society comes from a woman who dares to dream.”
A politician convinced of the enormous influence of women's ideas and determination on social transformation. - Emile Zola: “A woman wields beauty that ignites the artist’s perception by creating masterpieces.”
A French writer noted that the female presence inspires creators. - Nelson Mandela: “You can’t talk about freedom when half of humanity is deprived of rights, because women are the engine of progress.”
A legendary South African leader who called for equality in society. - Chingiz Aitmatov: “A woman’s heart is the cradle of humanity, and without it the soul fades.”
Kyrgyz writer, subtly noted that a woman is the guardian of culture and communication of generations. - Voltaire: “Where a woman is driven by a great idea, there will be a miracle.”
A French enlightener who admired the power of women's resolve. - Jean-Jacques Rousseau: “The soul of a woman contains an ocean of senses that guide the way to harmony.”
The thinker of the Enlightenment, who saw in the female “experience” the source of deep wisdom. - Bill Gates: “By empowering women, we are expanding the future of the world.”
The founder of Microsoft spoke about the economic and social importance of the female role. - Steve Jobs: “Women give meaning to innovation: without it, technology is empty and resonates with no heart.”
The famous visionary of the IT industry recognized the value of women’s worldview in creating products “for people.” - Elon Musk: “Women are incredible creators and their vision of the future shapes a more humane society.”
An engineer and entrepreneur who points out that without women’s input, progress loses “humanity.” - Martin Luther King Jr.: “True equality is achieved when the voice of every woman becomes an integral part of society.”
He was a prominent civil rights activist who emphasized the importance of the female voice in social transformation.
Conclusion: Behind every quotation is a recognition of vitality.
These 28 quotes are just a small sample of those enthusiastic, reverent and instructive words that outstanding men from different eras and fields of activity dedicated to women. Their meaning goes further than compliments on beauty or romantic adoration. Importantly, these statements reflect the recognition of the power, diversity of talents and the profound uniqueness of female nature.
Contemporary sociological research indicates that successful societies and companies that pay sufficient attention to gender equality show higher rates of economic growth, innovation and stability. It's not hard to see the connection: "engaging female potential" means listening to alternative approaches, appreciating emotional intelligence and intuition that can transcend linear thought patterns.
Of course, any "quote" is not a perfect recipe, but rather an inspiring spark. However, when we collect such sparks, it becomes clear to us how women have always determined the fate of cultures, clans and peoples. And great men not only celebrated it as a fact, but glorified and respected it. So if you want a “sport of faith” in how highly women are valued or how meaningful their role is, let these words be a motivating reminder.
After all, as one of the wise observed: “Woman is the center of an endless spiral of life, where each turn brings something new.” And we can make sure that every woman, in business, in the family, in the arts, can realize that potential by continuing to make history — quietly or loudly, but invariably changing the world for the better.
Let these words of great men, from poets to industry leaders, be further evidence that women’s energy, beauty and wisdom are inextricably linked to the development of civilization, and the recognition of this fact is a step towards a more harmonious and just world.