Hugg And Hall Quotes & Sayings

What makes you imagine ... that anything of importance can be taught in a school? — Iris Murdoch

For the sun, stars, oceans, and all the trees, I'll consider it. — Jandy Nelson

The male frog in mating season," said Crake, "makes as much noise as it can. The females are attracted to the male frog with the biggest, deepest voice because it suggests a more powerful frog, one with superior genes. Small male frogs - it's been documented - discover if they position themselves in empty drainpipes, the pipe acts as a voice amplifier and the small frog appears much larger than it really is."
So?"
So that's what art is for the artist, an empty drainpipe. An amplifier. A stab at getting laid. — Margaret Atwood

I just think if you don't say the honest thing, sometimes the honest thing never becomes true, you know, and I- — John Green

Nature places a simple constraint on those who leave the flock to go their own way: they get eaten. In society it's a bit more complicated. Nonetheless the admonition stands: avoiding the unknown has considerable survival value. Society, nature, and artmaking tend to produce guarded creatures. — David Bayles

Temples also take into consideration an ability to pay and, in a general sense, do not turn people away if there's a need,. — Allan Sherman