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Toushiros Unexpected Quotes By Alexander Pope

How do we know that we have a right to kill creatures that we are so little above, as dogs, for our curiosity or even for some use to us? — Alexander Pope

Toushiros Unexpected Quotes By Vincent Van Gogh

I can't work without a model. I won't say I turn my back on nature ruthlessly in order to turn a study into a picture, arranging the colors, enlarging and simplifying; but in the matter of form I am too afraid of departing from the possible and the true. — Vincent Van Gogh

Toushiros Unexpected Quotes By E. Nesbit

Perhaps she did more than anyone else, for she slapped the King and put him to bed without his tea, — E. Nesbit

Toushiros Unexpected Quotes By Mehmet Murat Ildan

Here is the fate of the man: To appear and to disappear! — Mehmet Murat Ildan

Toushiros Unexpected Quotes By Roland Barthes

The author enters into his own death, writing begins. — Roland Barthes

Toushiros Unexpected Quotes By Arsene Wenger

Young players need freedom of expression to develop as creative players ... they should be encouraged to try skills without fear of failure. — Arsene Wenger

Toushiros Unexpected Quotes By Rudolf Steiner

Each individual is a species unto him/herself. — Rudolf Steiner

Toushiros Unexpected Quotes By Udai Yadla

It's beyond your consciousness that your soul lingers with the person you love and hence your mood will affect the one you love. This is the reason why you sometimes sense your mood changing mysteriously with no reason. — Udai Yadla

Toushiros Unexpected Quotes By Viviane Reding

If the EU and its 25 member states make a clever use of all policy instruments, broadband for all Europeans is certainly not out of reach by 2010. — Viviane Reding

Toushiros Unexpected Quotes By R.D. Laing

Sanity today appears to rest very largely on a capacity to adapt to the external world - the interpersonal world, and the realm of human collectivities.

As this external human world is almost completely and totally estranged from the inner, any personal direct awareness of the inner world already has grave risks.

But since society, without knowing it, is starvingfor the inner, the demands on people to evoke it in a "safe" way, in a way that need not be taken seriously, etc., is tremendous - while the ambivalence is equally intense. Small wonder that the list of artists, in say the last 150 years, who have become shipwrecked on these reefs is so long... — R.D. Laing