Ellwanger Schloss Quotes & Sayings

There is something about boldness and fearlessness and being free enough to speak what is on one's mind that warrants freedom. — Cornel West

Decentralisation is controversial - but that's fine. We should be fearless about having a debate. — Charles Kennedy

You know who waxes philosophical about the tiniest weaknesses of enemies? The powerless. — Scott Lynch

My characters are more like men than these real men are, see. They're rough and rude, they got hands and they got bellies. They hate and they lust; break the skin of civilization and you find the ape, roaring and red-handed. — Robert E. Howard

Without anxiety and illness I should have been like a ship without a rudder. — Edvard Munch

All things lead us to our innermost truth. That is their purpose. That is the purpose of Life itself. Life is truth, revealing Itself to Itself. — Neale Donald Walsch

The conviction grows in me that we shall discover laws of personality and behavior which are as significant for human progress or human understanding as the law of gravity or the laws of thermodynamics. — Carl R. Rogers

I'm not an impersonator. I've only got one voice and only do one guy and his first-person essays. — Tom Bodett

Unfortunately, we-especially in the United States-have become increasingly mechanized, so that today we feel very strongly that if we can take anything out of human hands and especially out of the human heart and put it through a machine, we have made progress. Indeed, we flatter ourselves that we can make machines that think like human beings, while not always pausing to reflect that in the process we have also succeeded in making millions of human beings who can feel and think like machines. It is a sorry reflection. — Ashley Montagu

Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer. — W.C. Fields

She would have got a gold medal in social climbing if it was an Olympic sport — Marlene Perez

Who might have ventured into the Strip were usually warned in time and rode away to more tolerant — Louis L'Amour