Lifehacker Newsletter Quotes & Sayings

Dune was really my first Hollywood job. It was such a small part, but I opened the movie. I was about 19 years old and I had to make this speech, and I didn't understand most of the words because they were, you know, words from Dune. — Virginia Madsen

Producing Bob Dylan was pretty much a spectator sport. — Al Kooper

It took me a long time to learn how to write a good song. — Bob Seger

I had no real communication with anyone at the time, so I was totally dependent on God. And he never failed me. — Diet Eman

If it is hard to imagine that 20% of losses on the stock market, you should never participate — John C. Bogle

Caught Summer is always an imagined time. Time gave it, yes, but time out of any mind. There must be prime In the heart to beget that season, to reach past rain and find Riding the palest days Its perfect blaze. — Richard Wilbur

And once again in my new world full of heartache and lies, this hopeless boy somehow finds a way to make me smile. — Colleen Hoover

Each word bears its weight, so you have to read my poems quite slowly. — Anne Stevenson

I think one of the primary reasons young women don't identify as feminist is because they don't know any feminists and/or don't really have an accurate or comprehensive understanding of what it is - by proudly identifying as a feminist. — Julie Zeilinger

Comfort is not a goal that I seek, rather it is a place that I hide. — Craig D. Lounsbrough

I don't mind people trying to pick apart my policies, and that's fine and that's fair game. But, you know, I don't think we're serving our nation well by allowing the discourse to become so uncivil that people use words that they shouldn't be using. — George W. Bush

Every acceptance of suffering is an acceptance of that which exists. The denial of every form of suffering can result in a flight from reality in which contact with reality becomes ever thinner, ever more fragmentary. It is impossible to remove oneself totally from suffering, unless one removes oneself from life itself, no longer enters into relationships, makes oneself invulnerable. — Dorothee Solle