Quotes & Sayings About Separating The Real From The Fake

When the chord of monotony is stretched to its tightest, it breaks with the sound of a song. — G.K. Chesterton

Did you see any of us there?" Kassad said nothing for more than a minute. The soft sounds of the river and the ship's rigging suddenly seemed very loud. Finally Kassad took a breath. "Yes." Silence stretched again. Brawne Lamia broke it. "Will you tell us who?" "No. — Dan Simmons

I'm really fortunate because, in my career, I haven't had to deal with anybody trying to make me something I'm not. — Miranda Lambert

For it is through humility, he knew, that holiness
and poetry
find entrance to the human soul. — Lan Samantha Chang

My roots are ready, but I'll manage to grow only with the help of
others. Not just you or J. or my wife but people I've never met — Paulo Coelho

When an Occupy demo in the centre of Frankfurt makes world news, I shall hurry to join in. — Nigel Farage

You have learned from your mistake, and you shall not make it again. Why, then, should you withhold your blessing from those who may benefit from it? — Christopher Paolini

The Fed should make a clear commitment to stable money to reduce the swings in interest rates and inflation. Instead, it champions and flaunts unstable money. This encourages momentum trading and the growth of derivatives. Meanwhile, layers of financial regulation make Washington bigger and more powerful but don't fix the underlying problems. — David Malpass

The 3 questions of greatest concern are:, 1) Is it attractive?, 2) Is it amusing?, 3) Does it know its place? — Fran Lebowitz

There are people [in Uganda] who hate Idi Amin, a small amount. And then there are the people who really admire him, like a hero. And then there's a large group who say, 'We know that all these murders and atrocities occurred, but he did all these great things.' — Forest Whitaker

We've got to be entrepreneurial; we've got to be innovative, and we've got to figure out ways of getting things done that people might think are very unorthodox. — Cory Booker

The art of detection is finding a common denominator for the fractions of a case. — Elsa Barker