When To Use Typographer's Quotes & Sayings

For ruining a fact, do not attack it, defend it badly. — Ali Shariati

From 1966 to 1970 I served as Chairman of the New Haven City Plan Commission. — James Tobin

I'm tired of Glen Matlock saying he was the songwriter for the Sex Pistols. I co-wrote as many songs ... but I don't go shouting about it. — Steve Jones

I think it seems like a natural progression to go into directing, and I hope to explore more of it, because it's very exciting and a really good way to collide all the things that you've known and experienced in the business and put them all into one. — Lucy Liu

Be a balanced optimist. Nobody is suggesting that you become an oblivious Pollyanna, pretending that nothing bad can or ever will happen. Doing so can lead to poor decisions and invites people to take advantage of you. Instead, be a rational optimist who takes the good with the bad, in hopes of the good ultimately outweighing the bad, and with the understanding that being pessimistic about everything accomplishes nothing. Prepare for the worst but hope for the best - the former makes you sensible, and the latter makes you an optimist. — Dale Carnegie

Every record turns into whatever the listener gets out of it. — M. Ward

What is poetry which does not save nations or people? — Czeslaw Milosz

I'll never know exactly what I lost, how much it should hurt, how long I should keep thinking about him. — Sarah Ockler

In a crisis, the man worth his salt is the man who meets the needs of the situation in whatever way is necessary. — Theodore Roosevelt

...the book typographer's job was building a window between the reader inside a room and that landscape which is the author's words. He may put up a stained glass window of marvelous beauty, but a failure as a window; that is he may use some rich superb type like text gothic that is something to be look at, not through. — Simon Garfield

Need is not love. — Jennifer L. Armentrout

I'm a physical guy. I play basketball, and I rock climb. — Ansel Elgort

It seemed to me that this world has a serious shortage of both logic and kindness. — Haruki Murakami