All Human Activity Is Prompted By Desire.

The Doctrine (of) Maintaining That The Language Of Daily Life, With Words Used In Their Ordinary Meanings, Suffices For Philosophy . . . I Find Myself Totally Unable To Accept . . . . Because It Makes Almost Inevitable The Perpetuation Amongst Philosophers Of The Muddle-headedness They Have Taken Over From Common Sense.

The Tendency Of Our Perceptions Is To Emphasise Increasingly The Objective Elements In An Impression, Unless We Have Some Special Reason, As Artists Have, For Doing The Opposite.

In Considering Irregular Appearances, There Are Certain Very Natural Mistakes Which Must Be Avoided.

The Main Thing Needed To Make Men Happy Is Intelligence.

I Do Not Believe That I Am Now Dreaming, But I Cannot Prove That I Am Not.