Seidenberg School Quotes & Sayings

By looking at the difference between perceived danger and actual danger, you can fundamentally change your reaction. — Chris Hadfield

The gift of beauty can be found in ugly feelings. — Deborah Sandella

It wouldn't be long until I made my declaration. I didn't just need my position to be clear, I needed to blind Whitney with blazing fireballs of glory. Real hardcore knock-em-down shit. — Rachael Wade

Whether the Union stands or falls, I believe the profession of arms will henceforth be more desirable and more respected than it has been hitherto. — Charles Sumner

The phaenomena afforded by trades, are a part of the history of nature, and therefore may both challenge the naturalist's curiosity and add to his knowledge, Nor will it suffice to justify learned men in the neglect and contempt of this part of natural history, that the men, from whom it must be learned, are illiterate mechanicks ... is indeed childish, and too unworthy of a philosopher, to be worthy of an honest answer. — Robert Boyle

Surplus matter. I'd forgotten all about that phrase, those classes
even before the accident, I mean. After the accident I forgot everything. It was as though my memories were pigeons and the accident a big noise that had scared them off. They fluttered back eventually
but when they did, their hierarchy had changed, and some that had had crappy places before ended up with better ones; I remembered them more clearly; they seemed more important. — Tom McCarthy

To wish for the crazy times one last time and freeze it in the memory of a camera is the least a great artist can do. — Lou Reed

People try to glorify war, particularly those who aren't actually fighting in them. People tend to make heroes of those who are fighting in them. — John Boyne

Of course a certain number of scientists have to go mad, just to keep the tradition alive. — Matt Ruff

If we allow the love of Christ to change our heart, then we can change the world. This is the secret of authentic happiness. — Pope Benedict XVI

All of us prayed for normal. But so far, normal only meant more misery. — Katie McGarry

I was brought up largely by my grandfather because my father only returned from a prisoner-of-war camp in 1947 and worked in the nearest small town, so I hardly ever saw him. — W.G. Sebald