The Theory of Moral Sentiments is an ethical and philosophical book by Adam Smith in which he gives his readers precious notions and advices, from how to behave to some economic skills. We have selected the best The Theory of Moral Sentiments quotes so that you can learn from Smith’s advices, and next time when you make a choice in life, you know how to behave correctly.

Quotes from The Theory of Moral Sentiments

1

Sincerity is the key in life.

2

Not only the prudent man is sincere, but he also knows what he is talking about.

3

Virtue is indeed a good thing.

4

You should know what people are really expecting.

5

These three things leads to a well-disposed mind.

6

Complaining is not contemplated!

7

The hardest thing is to know the feelings of others.

8

Frivolousness can destroy lives.

9

Other’s happiness is necessary to the man.

10

Preserving your own judgment can be hard.

11

We are the same as others.

12

Living in a meaner condition can influence others’ judgments.

13

Behaving furiously is not a good move.

14

The difference between passive and active feelings.

15

Superficial minds find each other.

16

The metre of measurement of faculty.

17

Good minds don’t need anger.

18

It never happened.

19

We usually care for ourselves at first.

20

The beggars’ security is also very important.

21

The gap between rich and poor people.

22

Another The Theory of Moral Sentiments quotes on virtue.

23

A permanent situation needs to be detected.

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