Ty Webb Quotes & Sayings

Why did it have to be her? — Karin Slaughter

The truth is an ambition which is beyond us. — Peter Ustinov

Soul and intellect are just the same things. — Democritus

Three days a week she helped at the Manor Nursing Home, where people proved their keenness by reciting received analyses of current events. All the Manor residents watched television day and night, informed to the eyeballs like everyone else and rushed for time, toward what end no one asked. Their cupidity and self-love were no worse than anyone else's, but their many experiences' having taught them so little irked Lou. One hated tourists, another southerners; another despised immigrants. Even dying, they still held themselves in highest regard. Lou would have to watch herself. For this way of thinking began to look like human nature
as if each person of two or three billion would spend his last vital drop to sustain his self-importance. — Annie Dillard

If any of us had heard the word "feminist" we would have thought it meant a girl who wore too much makeup, but we were, without knowing it, feminists ourselves, bound together by the freemasonry that exists among intelligent women who know they are intelligent. It is the only kind of female bonding that works, which is why most men do not like intelligent women. They don't mind one female brain if they can enjoy it privately; it's the idea of two or more on the loose that upsets them. The girls in the college-bound group might not have been friends in every case
Sharon Cohen and I gave each other willies
but our instincts told us that we had the same enemies. — Florence King

'Out' was my real breakthrough, the novel that became a hit in Japan and sold a lot of books, so it was sort of an obvious choice for being the first book to be translated into English. — Natsuo Kirino

Understanding is the first step of accepting! — Ey Ramos

It is better to be hungry in joy, than to be filled in sorrow. — Dennis E. Adonis

Sometimes Matilda longed for a friend, someone like the kind, courageous people in her books. — Roald Dahl

When the Lord's white sheep become dirty gray, all black sheep feel more comfortable. — Vance Havner

But they were as different as fire and ice. Robert Kennedy thought Eugene McCarthy was pompous, petty, and venal. McCarthy thought Kennedy was a spoiled, unintelligent demagogue. — Jack Newfield

[Great literature] lifts you out of the here and now and brings you closer to the angels. — Allison Burnett

'Deadwood' was an incredible experience. — Robin Weigert

That's a chapter, the last chapter of the 20th, 20th, the 21st century that most of us would rather forget. The last chapter of the 20th century. This is the first chapter of the 21st century. — George W. Bush