Nethias Quotes & Sayings

Nobody wanted to be sexless, but nobody wanted to be nothing but sex — Margaret Atwood

Poor fish of Rodondo! in your victimized confidence, you are of the number of those who inconsiderately trust, while they do not understand, human nature. — Herman Melville

There's someone here."
"I know." She said, "Where's Scott?"
"I'm not sure," He said, "I thought you were going to wait outside with Nichole and Matt."
"We decided to come in."
"You mean they're in here too?"
"Yes."
"Okay ... " He said calmly, "You stay here."
She nodded as he turned to go.
"Oh, and Carrie."
"Yes?"
"Could you actually listen to me this time?" He asked with a faint smile on his face. — Julia Barkey

Perhaps we should abandon the whole idea of trying to make students intelligent and focus on the idea of making them less ignorant. Doctors do not generally concern themselves with health; they concentrate on sickness. And lawyers don't think too much about justice; they think about cases of injustice. Using this model in teaching would imply identifying and understanding various forms of ignorance and working to eliminate as many of them as we can. — Neil Postman

I'm not very good with conventional, prim-and-proper people who are well-behaved, grown-up. — Lesley Nicol

I don't have a brother in real life. — Louis C.K.

I show you doubt, to prove that faith exists. — Robert Browning

You can't know where life will take you, but you can commit to a direction — Wendell Berry

He pointed to the sky in which Mars twinkled above the darkening roofs, large and red. "Yes, and they say that that fellow up there is closer to our earth than he has been for many years." He laughed. "Soon we'll read that somewhere a child has been born with a mole like a sword. And that it was raining blood somewhere else. The only thing missing now is the enigmatic comet of the Middle Ages to make all the ominous signs complete — Erich Maria Remarque

What-so-ever the mind has ordained for itself, it has achieved — Seneca The Younger

Many people flounder about in life because they do not have a purpose, an objective toward which to work. — George Halas