Kalaycilik Quotes & Sayings

Semmelweis reflex: The tendency to reject new evidence or new knowledge because it contradicts established norms, beliefs or paradigms — Ignaz Semmelweis

If you tell children they are bad, that's what they believe they are and that's probably what they will become. — Louise Hart

to have goals without a plan and a time limit was as useless as having no goals at all. — Og Mandino

You know, they say in France that translation is like a woman: she is either beautiful or faithful. — Marjane Satrapi

I have never been able to carry out any work coolly. On the contrary it is done, so to speak, with my own blood. — Jim Dine

There came a point when if a conspiracy was that powerful and subtle it became pointless to worry about it. — Iain M. Banks

That is why we could not leave here, when we died. She kept us, and she fed on us, until now we've nothing left of ourselves, only snakeskins and spider husks. Find our secret hearts, young mistress. — Neil Gaiman

There's a plan the school ... So many things happen, you're never given any explanation. We are going to study it scientifically, like in a laboratory. — Peter Hoeg

I don't believe in life after death. But I do believe in some grinding destiny that watches over us on earth. If I didn't, the safety valve would give and the boiler would explode. — Hedy Lamarr

Thank the Gods! My misery exceeds all my hopes! — Jean Racine

Though the world was hazy, all I could think about was love. And how I'd never had it. How I would never understand what it felt like to fall asleep knowing another person was thinking of you. I would never have someone touch the small of my back as they steered me through a crowd. I would never know the contour of someone's face off-by-heart, and yet not be bored with it. And, as I sank to the grey, chewing-gum stained carpet, all I could think was how sad that was. — Holly Bourne

We have said that Israel has had a very bad history with the United Nations, and whoever cares for himself in Israel distances himself from that Organization. — Yitzhak Shamir

Each day when the train stopped, we'd lean out of the car and try to count the number of bodies thrown. It grew every day. I noticed Jonas kept track of the children, making marks with a stone on the floor board of the car. I looked at his marks and imagined drawing little heads atop each one - hair, eyes, a nose, and a mouth. — Ruta Sepetys