Crowton Bush Quotes & Sayings

Good schools, good jobs, good government. These are not unreasonable demands. But sadly, some of our people have already lost heart and have left Hawaii to look for these things elsewhere. — Linda Lingle

telling him how people had thought the same thing long before he and his brother were born, that it was the hubris of each generation to think this anew, to think that their time was special, that all things would come to an end with them. His father said it was hope that made people feel this, not dread. People talked of the end coming with barely concealed smiles. Their prayer was that when they went, they wouldn't go alone. Their hope was that no one would have the good fortune to come after and live a happy life without them. Thoughts — Hugh Howey

Intellectual freedom is the only guarantee of a scientific - democratic approach to politics, economic development, and culture. — Andrei Sakharov

I value men and I don't necessarily want to adopt the man's role, but I do want to see women's humanity honored and respected. — Kola Boof

I'm not good at secrets, so don't tell me any. — A. J. McLean

Hold-ups and killings are becoming more frequent and it becomes dangerous to walk the streets — Benjamin Roth

Be suspicious of any work that is not building product or getting customers. — Sam Altman

War has become a luxury that only small nations can afford. — Hannah Arendt

At a theoretical level, I think a naturalist approach to religion is just asking questions I'm not interested in. They're perfectly legitimate in their own terms, but they don't address the actual experience of how one or other aspect of religion becomes existentially meaningful to us in our actual lives. The fact that we ourselves are the subject of investigation makes all the difference. — George Pattison

I try to picture my books being acted out. — Denise Fleming

Passion is more important than justice. — Carson McCullers

I was a stray acquaintance whom he had never seem before and would never see again, a wandered for a moment through his monotonous life, and some starved impulse left him to lay bare his soul. I have in this way learned more about men in a night than I could if I had known them for 10 years. If you are interested in human nature, it is one of the greatest pleasures of travel. — W. Somerset Maugham