Macnation Quotes & Sayings

I always felt more emotionally attached to Cambodia than I did to Vietnam. — Ed Bradley

Doing what's right is always simple. Not easy, perhaps, but simple. — Helen C. Johannes

As a person, I'm polite - I want to please. — Karl Ove Knausgaard

You cannot compromise unless people talk to you. — Aung San Suu Kyi

Me as a person ... I'm really laid back, I'm really an on my own time type of person so its just kind of like if I have to compromise some of that for the mainstream success ... to me its not really worth it. I just like to sing. — Jhene Aiko

The wisdom which is now conventional claims that light creates shadows. But the facts are otherwise. Darkness came first and is infinitely older and more enduring than light. Light borrows a little space; then it dies or moves on, and the dark exists again as if it had never been disturbed. — K.J. Bishop

a monster. Morris was exposed and sitting smack in her path. No one really — Kathy Reichs

Nobody knows what you feel inside unless you tell them. — Banksy

One race there is of men, one of gods, but from one mother we both draw our breath. — Pindar

We human beings are macroscopic structures in a universe whose laws reside at a microscopic level. As survival-seeking beings, we are driven to seek efficient explanations that make reference only to entities at our own level. We therefore draw conceptual boundaries around entities that we easily perceive, and in so doing we carve out what seems to us to be reality. — Douglas R. Hofstadter

If you are a complete perfectionist, then the truth is that this ice skating business will drive you a little crazy! — Dorothy Hamill

I have never seen a
man break the way he did. And he broke. Set half the damn Covenant on fire. If his brother hadn't
showed up when he had, I'm positive that he would've stayed in the burning building. Is that what you
wanted to know? Did it make you feel better, Alexandria? — Jennifer L. Armentrout

Let it be considered that what is more wholesome than any particular belief is integrity of belief; and that to avoid looking into the support of any belief from a fear that it may turn out rotten is quite as immoral as it is disadvantageous. — Charles Sanders Peirce