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Eleanor Roosevelt was the first lady of The American President Franklin D. Roosevelt. She was the only lady in the Unites States of America to rise up to a great position where she enjoyed power, prestige and recognition. She became a very inspirational woman and the Eleanor Roosevelt quotes became popular thorough out the world. She was a very well behaved woman who made history. She was born in the year 1884. Her mother died when she was just 8 years old. She did not have an easy life. Her father was alcoholic. She was very shy during her childhood days, but slowly and steadily she prospered in her life that she was invited by President Kennedy to speak in front of the delegates of the United Nations. She died in the year 1962. Eleanor Roosevelt quotes became very popular and she was a great writer of her times. She was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, Doctorate of Law and also the United Nations Human Rights Distinction. She was a very active lady and balanced her life by handling politics, writing autobiographies and also the duties of the motherhood. Thus, she was recognized as a great writer. She also worked for the Red Cross Society to help the people. She also encouraged people to work for the welfare of the country. Her autobiographies became very famous and are still read today. Eleanor Roosevelt quotes are simply unforgettable and very meaningful. There are quotes from different backgrounds that she had written. Some quotes are very inspiring and also remind you of the purpose in life. One such quote which really inspires me says that as far as reaching your goals and accomplishing your task is concerned; you just need to do what is required and what you have to do, you will definitely attain your goal and aim in life. There are some quotes which motivate you and give you purpose in life. Some people in the United States of America criticized her and did not respect her, but she was successful in acquiring a place in every one's heart because of her great writings which inspired the human race greatly. She believed in doing what she felt and was never afraid of any criticism in life. 
Quotes are words that are delivered with a set purpose in mind. These words can be targeted at one particular person or a number of people who may be present or absent from the scene of their utterance. Sometimes general words are spoken, and these are universal in nature, meant for the audience. One can also read and make note of words and expressions used by a character on the stage or in a play etc. When another person repeats the exact words spoken by some person, he is said to be quoting that person. There is no specific nature of these quotes, but these quotes can be serious, funny, motivational, and inspirational according to requirement of the time. We can find lot of love quotes, Valentine quotes and friendship quotes on the web pages. Celebrities utter words which are taken up by their fans and these words become famous quotes of the day. Many institutions, e.g. the schools have a new quote to inspire the students everyday on the viewing board. A student becomes a responsible person if he is ready to answer for his own deeds. And this freedom from fear of taking up responsibility is what makes a true man according to the first Lady of United States, Eleanor Roosevelt. These quotes are written in attractive script and with colorful pieces of chalks. If the person writing is artistic in nature, then you might be treated to a lovely design or a picture as a background to the quote. Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, wife to Ex President of United States, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, was a learned lady who supported the policies of New Deal and advocated for Civil Rights. She is better known as an international Author and a great activist. Eleanor Roosevelt Quotes are collection of her thoughts, beliefs, and utterances; they reflect her personality and the cause for which she stood in the crowds. In one of Eleanor Roosevelt Quotes, we get an insight into what she thought about influence of religion on education and government of a State. According to her, religion should never dominate these two fields. She believed in freedom of State and Public Institutions from Secular power of Church or any other place of worship etc. About autobiographies her ideas are straightforward, autobiographies can only be interesting to the reader if they contain some element of his own nature in them. Most of her quotes are motivational in nature. According to her fear is nothing to be feared about, a person should stick fast to his own convictions, a hard working man who is firm in his aspirations definitely achieves his goal. She is truly a lady with grit. |
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