Monopole Quotes & Sayings

For individuals and organizations alike, a reputation is far easier to destroy than it is to build. — Andrew Griffin

It is infinitely easier to suffer in obedience to a human command than to accept suffering as free, responsible men. — Dietrich Bonhoeffer

But ... the working scientist ... is not consciously following any prescribed course of action, but feels complete freedom to utilize any method or device whatever which in the particular situation before him seems likely to yield the correct answer ... No one standing on the outside can predict what the individual scientist will do or what method he will follow. — Percy Williams Bridgman

You don't always have to have the ending, but you want to have a satisfactory conclusion. — Barry Levinson

keep me comfortable." "He must have been a kind man too." Margie's round face melted into a buttery — Angela Elwell Hunt

When trouble strikes, which it always does - bad economy, bad quarter, activists, takeover - when trouble strikes, those board members who don't understand or are not committed are not helpful. — Carol Bartz

Together we were something less, which felt like such a relief, to not be ourselves for a while. — Ben Marcus

Ahhh the beauty of annihilation. There's nothing like it. — Sherrilyn Kenyon

You can never love me. — Cassandra Clare

Sometimes you pick up on the myth and it's just an accident. I think it comes naturally out of people, and some people are aware of it. — Brie Larson

An as-yet-unpublished poet in Boulder, Colorado, once said to me that anything worth doing was worth doing badly. I may seem, in the foregoing sketchy pages, to have followed her advice rather too well. — Joanna Russ

I grew up on the beach. It's just a way of life. You don't seek out that lifestyle; it's just day-to-day. — Phoebe Tonkin

Don't you think we're going to go to hell for this?" asked Lissa.
He reached out and touched her face, trailing his fingers along her cheek and neck and down to the top of her silky shirt. She breathed heavily at that touch, at the way it could be so gentle and small, yet evoke such a strong passion within her.
"For this?" He played with the shirt's edge, letting his finger just barely brush inside of it.
"No," she laughed. "For this." She gestured around the attic. "This is a church. We shouldn't be doing this kind of, um, thing up here."
"Not true," he argued. Gently, he pushed her onto her back and leaned over her. "The church is downstairs. This is just storage. God won't mind. — Richelle Mead

My first Comic-Con was when I first met Joss Whedon: He introduced me to that world and I'd never been to a convention before that. He and a bunch of the 'Buffy' and 'Angel' writers were all going down in a big van and he invited me along. — Nathan Fillion