Sprigg Quotes & Sayings

Awareness of your weakness is the first step for correction — Nasser Musliyar

A few weeks after the Climategate emails were released, Dr Sprigg spoke at the 13th Energy & Environment Expo in Phoenix177: Focusing closely on the Climategate scandal, in which leaked emails revealed IPCC gatekeepers hid, manipulated, and destroyed scientific data that contradicted claims of substantial human-induced global warming, Sprigg said the scandal has harmed the movement's scientific credibility. — Mark Steyn

The character of American civilization is a bundle of contradictions, — James Davison Hunter

On into the void he flies, unafraid. There is nothing in mere absence that can cow him. Or loneliness. Or the lack of maps and charts. For he is his own path. And he sees by his own light. We watch him from a great distance. From a vantage point no less subjective, no less absolute. And so it's hard to tell whether he imposes himself on the emptiness, or becomes it. — Mike Carey

wasn't that ignorance made you blissful. It was that bliss made you ignorant. — Joe Sharp

'Huge' is a show about self-discovery and follows kids at a weight loss camp. My character is shy, so when she meets Nikki Blonsky's character Willamena Rader, who's not, they become friends. — Raven Goodwin

The dream of the Convention was born from the that children and their needs were not been considered when policies were being made, laws passed or actions undertaken. — Carol Bellamy

If an earthworm in the ground won't starve to death, then neither will we, the working class." He — Mo Yan

Those who walk with God sees and behold his promises — Sunday Adelaja

I think something that forces financial institutions to write down underwater mortgages, I think, would be a sensible thing to do. — Christina Romer

Do you believe this is simply trickle-down Machiavellianism in much the same way that Communism trickled down as an aberration of its original intent? — Larisa Alexandrovna

Any participation, even in the smallest public function, is useful. — John Stuart Mill