Reibel Machine Quotes & Sayings

When you start in science, you are brainwashed into believing how careful you must be, and how difficult it is to discover things. There's something that might be called the 'graduate student syndrome'; graduate students hardly believe they can make a discovery. — Francis Crick

If we are to fulfill the promise of this great Nation that everybody in our society has equal access to the law, obviously having the resources to have access to the law is extremely important. — Alan Mollohan

I feel like you don't know if someone's equipped for a romantic relationship until they're out of their twenties. — Lena Dunham

And then there is the poet Kenneth Koch, who while travelling in Kenya came to a railroad crossing at which this sign was posted: One train may hide another. This was meant, of course, as a warning to drivers of the fact that the train you see may not be the only train to reckon with, but it also meant, as Koch points out in his poem, that there are many things in this life that conceal other things. One letter may mean another is on the way; one hitch-hiker may deliberately hide another one by the side of the road; offer to carry one bag and you may find there is another one hidden behind it, with the result that you must carry two. And so on through life. Do not count on things coming in ones. — Alexander McCall Smith

Escapism isn't good or bad of itself. What is important is what you are escaping from and where you are escaping to. I write from experience, since in my case I escaped to the idea that books could be really enjoyable, an aspect of reading that teachers had not hitherto suggested. — Terry Pratchett

The Republican Party did not disparage the ruling class, because most of its officials are or would like to be part of it. — Angelo Codevilla

I do not believe that politics in the long run is about individuals. It is about ideas. — Eliot Spitzer

I can already tell she's going to be a pain in my ass. — Jaci Burton

There is no more perfect stillness than the solitude in the heart of a snowstorm. — Diana Gabaldon