“The progress of society is a progress in the discovery of the means of satisfying the wants of the individual.”— James Mark Baldwin
“If we are to live in peace and friendliness, each of us must be ready to leave in the hands of others all that belongs to them, and to be content with the full possession of what belongs to himself.”— Auberon Herbert
“Tennis is a lonely sport. There's no team to pick you up, no coach to call a time-out. You're out there by yourself. And any mistakes you make, you have to live with them.”— Andre Agassi
“The individual is nothing, society is not everything, the nation alone is a fullness.”— Maurice Barrès
“In this age of Democracy, which is the age of the masses, the sacredness of the individual is a mere superstition.”— Savitri Devi
“The Italian is an individualist who does not feel comfortable in a disciplined organization.”— Luigi Barzini
“Utilitarian individualism has a greediness that is as boundless as its wants.”— Robert Neelly Bellah
“The smallest minority on earth is the individual. Those who deny individual rights cannot claim to be defenders of minorities.”— David Boaz
“The smallest minority on earth is the individual. Those who deny individual rights cannot claim to be defenders of minorities.”— Andrew Bernstein
“I'm for the individual as opposed to the corporation. The way it is the individual is the underdog, and I don't like that.”— Paul Bettany
“The great truth, that each man and woman are the only true owners of their own faculties and their own bodies.”— Auberon Herbert