Totalitarianisms Quotes & Sayings

To write you have to be able to know how to put words together. — Catherine Asaro

Sunset is the opening music of the night. — Mehmet Murat Ildan

I can't get enough of you. Every glimpse of you makes me want another. Every touch makes me crave more. Every taste makes me hungry. — Elizabeth Finn

The number of children who are born subsequent to a first abortion who have handicaps has increased dramatically. Why? Because when you abort the first-born of any, Nature takes its vengeance on the subsequent children. In the Old Testament, the first-born of every being, animal and man, was dedicated to the Lord. There's a special punishment Christians would suggest, — Bob Marshall

The sea of reporters on her lawn made Loretta Brooks do a double take. — Missy Lyons

A film is a petrified fountain of thought. — Jean Cocteau

We really invented the genre of tracing family trees and going back as far as we could on the paper trail. When the paper trail disappeared, we used DNA analysis. The technology was just being invented that allowed you to trace ancestry through DNA. — Henry Louis Gates

Modern science should indeed arouse in all of us a humility before the immensity of the unexplored and a tolerance for crazy hypotheses. — Martin Gardner

In my afternoon walk I would fain forget all my morning occupations and my obligations to society. — Henry David Thoreau

The driving force behind today's terrorist threat is Islamist fundamentalism. The struggle we are engaged in is, at root, ideological. During the last century a strain of Islamist thinking has developed which, like other totalitarianisms, such as Nazi-ism and Communism, offers its followers a form of redemption through violence. — David Cameron

Will, we hope, be incapable. There only remains Mrs. Toller, who might give the alarm. If you could send her into the cellar on some errand, and then turn the key upon her, you would facilitate matters immensely." "I — Arthur Conan Doyle

Ambitious intelligence [is] a force that can demolish the 'heart's reasons' - namely, a warm empathy, a considerateness toward others, a willingness, even, to let them become one's teachers, however humble or troubled their lives. — Robert Coles