Ranner Fox Quotes & Sayings

Our souls are hungry for meaning, for the sense that we have figured out how to live so that our lives matter, so that the world will be at least a little bit different for our having passed through it ... What frustrates us and robs our lives of joy is this absence of meaning ... Does our being alive matter? — Harold S. Kushner

God gives good times and bad times, but He does not wish us to bemoan and bewail the bad times, but to prove ourselves men. — Patrick Suskind

Have fun. Especially while you're still young, you gotta keep the spark up. Even when things get boring, just remember to have fun. — Jessica Sanchez

I don't work as a conceptualist. Let's say the conceptual art model is that you have a project idea, or a set of concerns, and then you illustrate those concerns in whatever manner you see appropriate. For me, it has always been that the world suggests far more subtle and interesting variations than I could ever come up with. — John Gossage

America's popular heroes have seldom been its great thinkers, and even less its scientists. The success of TV's 'Big Bang Theory,' which seems to give the lie to this claim, is more the exception that proves the rule. — Seth Shostak

Many of those who pontificate about "acculturation" are inclined to underestimate this element of choice. Such processes are often described in terms suggesting that the "dominant" culture is simply imposed on unwitting, passive minorities, rather than focusing on the extent to which individuals quite consciously, deliberately, cleverly and even mockingly pick and choose amongst the behaviours and customs of their host culture — Kate Fox

Have you ever got everything you ever wanted? And then realized it wasn't what you wanted at all? — Neil Gaiman

I'd lost myself in the abyss of someone else's tyranny ... again. — Cassandra Giovanni

It's not part of our Constitution to assume that we are the world's policemen. — Ron Paul

Hopefully people will be inspired to cook. It's my mission to persuade people not to be afraid of cooking. — Delia Smith