Judeochristians Quotes & Sayings

When you have a sorrow that is too great it leaves no room for any other. — Emile Zola

Happiness now sometimes meant turning away from what one remembered of earlier, better happiness. — Gregory Maguire

In love, such a word, whispered, is a mysterious kiss of the soul to the soul. — Victor Hugo

Not surprisingly, the social reality defined by a culture affects its conception of physical reality. What is real for an individual as a member of a culture is a product both of his social reality and of the way in which that shapes his experience of the physical world. Since — George Lakoff

Humanity requires for its understanding and governance not science but art, — Mark Helprin

My interest in this started one night when I was doing stand-up in a small club in New York. I was talking about texting and I asked for a volunteer who'd met someone recently and had been texting back and forth with them. I read the back-and-forth messages of one gentleman and made jokes about how we were all dealing with some version of this nonsense. I quickly noticed that one woman seemed very puzzled. I asked her why she looked so bewildered, and she explained that this was something that just didn't happen in France, where she was from. This kind of back-and-forth simply didn't exist, she claimed. I asked her, "Okay, well, what would a guy in France text you, if you met him at a bar?" She said, "He would write . . . 'Fancy a fuck?'" And I said, "Whoa. What would you write back?" She said, "I would write yes or no depending on whether I fancied one or not." I was stunned - that kind of makes so much more sense, right? — Aziz Ansari

When crushed to your knees, it is best to dig in your heels. — Wes Fesler