Qyteterimi Quotes & Sayings

Let the winds of evidence blow you about as though you are a leaf, with no direction of your own. Beware lest you fight a rearguard retreat against the evidence, grudgingly conceding each foot of ground only when forced, feeling cheated. Surrender to the truth as quickly as you can. — Eliezer Yudkowsky

She wasn't ready to settle down, she told her friends. That was one way of putting it. Another was would have been that she had not found anyone to settle down with. There had been several men in her life, but they hadn't been convincing. They'd been somewhat like her table - quickly acquired, brightened up a little, but temporary. The time for that kind of thing was running out, however. She was tired of renting. — Margaret Atwood

movies are the most bastardized form of art? — Anupama Chopra

If you're late to the rescue, the imprisoned princess will just have to escape on her own! — Kyo Shirodaira

No party should fear to go before the people for their decision. — Robert Lee Yates

I assert with confidence that the law of success, here and hereafter, is to have a humble and a prayerful heart, and to work, work, work. — Heber J. Grant

On World Humanitarian Day 2014, thanks to ALL aid workers who carry or have carried out lifesaving work. Salute to our champions — Widad Akreyi

I'm your average Joe guy. I don't really care for politicians. — John Mellencamp

When the symbolic images developed by the society no longer work, and the images which do work are not those of the society, the individual has nowhere to turn. — L.E. Modesitt Jr.

Nick's eyes were like ice. "Maybe we should talk about what happened in third period today. I didn't even ask if you were okay."
What a bastard. "Shut up."
"What happened?" said Michael
"Nothing," said Chris. He glared at Nick across the table
Good little brother. — Brigid Kemmerer

I've been doing my big theater projects, which take years, and writing a song here and there. — David Friedman

Ain't no sun in the kitchen without your face lookin' up at me. — Beth Hoffman

Every Saturday morning, first thing before breakfast, his parents held conferences with their children requiring them to answer two questions put to each of them: 1. What have you learned that is true (and how do you know)? 2. What problem do you have? — Toni Morrison