Ingratitude Quotes - page 3

Power takes as ingratitude the writhing of its victims. (Rabindranath Tagore)
Surely there is but one assumption [...] wherewith nearly all thinkers [...] have done their work-that is, the confession of the moral law: that there is a good, and that pure cruelty, mere hatred, and ingratitude, for example, are contrary thereto. View quote
Alice Meynell
The most sacred duty is filial piety. "God showers his blessings on him who honors and reveres the author of his days,” says Pampelus (De Parentibus, Orelli, op. Cit., ii, 345). Ingratitude towards one's parents is the blackest of all crimes, writes Perictione ( ibid.,p. 350), who is supposed to have been the mother of Plato. View quote
Annie Besant