Physiques Slangily Crossword Quotes & Sayings

Life really is like a grindstone, in that it will either grind you down or polish you up. — Zig Ziglar

I don't like lollipops. — Eoin Colfer

Won't reparations divide us? Not any more than we are already divided. The wealth gap merely puts a number on something we feel but cannot say - that American propserity was ill-gotten and selective in its distribution. What is needed is an airing of family secrets, a settling with old ghosts. What is needed is a healing of the American psyche and the banishment of white guilt. — Ta-Nehisi Coates

Nothing with meat inside it could outrun metal and silicon. — James S.A. Corey

Once you start spending time together, you'll learn things about her that no one else could have told you. Things that you never would have suspected. Like the fact that she snores and has cold feet." He folded his arms and I caught his smile in my peripheral vision. Why was he smiling at me? Hey, was he referring to our nap on the cot? "Maybe you'll learn that she'd make a great doctor or that she has the capacity to care about people she barely knows." He took a dramatic pause, leaning against the wall. "Maybe you'll learn that she's not the spoiled princess you thought she was."
Maybe you'll learn that she'd rather have someone speak directly to her than about her," I said, folding my arms and leaning against the wall. — Suzanne Selfors

Left alone in an interrogation room, some men will look as though they're well into their last ten seconds before throwing up. And they'll look that way for hours. They sweat like they just climbed out of the swimming pool. They eat and swallow air. I mean these guys are really going through it. You come and tip a light in their face. And they're bugeyed - the orbs both big and red, and faceted also. Little raised soft-cornered squares, wired with rust.
These are the innocent. — Martin Amis

Of course, conservatives always claim to be against judicial activism. — Michael Kinsley

That's crudely put, but
If we're not supposed to dance,
Why all this music? — Gregory Orr

The more success a person has in life, the greater the danger of fornication can become. — Sunday Adelaja

RHETORIC The art of making life less believable; the calculated use of language, not to alarm but to do full harm to our busy minds and properly dispose our listeners to a pain they have never dreamed of. The context of what can be known establishes that love and indifference are forms of language, but the wise addition of punctuation allows us to believe that there are other harms - the dash gives the reader the clear signal they are coming. — Ben Marcus

When you write a memory, it isn't in the past anyway. It's alive right now. — Natalie Goldberg

If I was to establish a system, it would be, that Mountains are produced by Volcanoes, and not Volcanoes by Mountains. — William Dean Hamilton

I am a philosopher, not a scientist, and we philosophers are better at questions than answers. — Daniel Dennett