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Marc Uwe Kling Quotes By Gaspar Noe

It's funny, when you start talking about primitive scenes, so many people have seen their parents having sex. — Gaspar Noe

Marc Uwe Kling Quotes By Christa Wolf

I've known one thing for a long time: there's a role in the big machine even for someone who makes fun of it. — Christa Wolf

Marc Uwe Kling Quotes By Shannon L. Alder

The greatest lesson you might ever learn in this life is this: It is not about you. — Shannon L. Alder

Marc Uwe Kling Quotes By Stephen Jay Gould

The facts of nature are what they are, but we can only view them through the spectacles of our mind. Our mind works largely by metaphor and comparison, not always (or often) by relentless logic. When we are caught in conceptual traps, the best exit is often a change in metaphor - not because the new guideline will be truer to nature (for neither the old nor the new metaphor lies "out there" in the woods), but because we need a shift to more fruitful perspectives, and metaphor is often the best agent of conceptual transition. — Stephen Jay Gould

Marc Uwe Kling Quotes By J.B. Priestley

She was a handsome woman of forty-five and would remain so for many years. — J.B. Priestley

Marc Uwe Kling Quotes By Mo Hayder

Wine?" said Zoe. "At two in the afternoon?"

"I've decided to become an alcoholic. Just for the duration of my middle years." She filled a glass and rested it on the edge of the washbasin. "That's yours. — Mo Hayder

Marc Uwe Kling Quotes By Warsan Shire

Give your daughters difficult names. give your daughters names that command the full use of tongue. my name makes you want to tell me the truth. my name doesn't allow me to trust anyone that cannot pronounce it right. — Warsan Shire

Marc Uwe Kling Quotes By William L. Shirer

The middle classes, grown prosperous by the belated but staggering development of the industrial revolution and dazzled by the success of Bismarck's policy of force and war, had traded for material gain any aspirations for political freedom they may have had. — William L. Shirer