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Theodor Adorno Only a humanity to whom death...
Thomas Aquinas Every judgement of conscience, be...
Ibrahim Babangida For as long as our people...
Charles Babbage The possessors of wealth can...
Irving Babbitt Tell him, on the contrary...
Henry Ward Beecher The true secret of giving...
Jerome Bruner Stimuli, however, do not act...
Jean de la Bruyere To be among people one loves...
Warren E. Burger Judges rule on the basis of...
Ivy Compton-Burnett Time is not a great healer...
Al Capp The secret of how to live...
Jonathan Carroll Women are always complaining about...
Sri Chinmoy You can only hate someone whom...
Judy Collins If I give myself a chore...
George Combe The friends whom I have are...
Jerry Costello With faith and courage, generations...
William Dampier The island Mayo is generally...
Benjamin Disraeli We live in an age when...
Marie Dressler I contend that every woman has...
Ralph Waldo Emerson There is a good ear, in...
Colin Firth I would rather five people...
Tom Flynn Secular humanists suspect there is...
B. C. Forbes Many a man thinks he is...
E. M. Forster The work of art assumes the...
Erich Fromm If a person loves only one...
Galileo Galilei Nature is relentless and unchangeable...
Greg Ginn Stores can be indifferent to...
Nadine Gordimer The gap between the committed...
Remy de Gourmont In order to understand life it...
Kenneth Grahame The Wild Wood is pretty well...
Germaine Greer If a person loves only one...
Eric Hoffer When we believe ourselves in...
Wilhelm von Humboldt Wherever the citizen becomes indifferent...
Jesse Jackson When the doors of opportunity...
Thomas Jordan Jarvis The people of one county can...
Mary H. Jones Men's hearts are cold. They...
James Joyce The artist, like the God of...
James Joyce The artist, like the God of...
Leon Kass One could look over the past...
Walter Kaufmann Thirdly, even if we assume...
John Maynard Keynes Education: the inculcation of the...
Mikhail Khodorkovsky This demonstration of power, indifferent...
Lajos Kossuth And if you cannot remain...
Johann Kaspar Lavater Mistrust the person who finds...
Thomas E. Lawrence Some of the evil of my...
David Herbert Lawrence The American grips himself, at...
Francis Lockier No one will ever shine in...
Robert Lynd It is a glorious thing to...
Loretta Lynn In the long run, you make...
Peter Marshall A different world cannot be...
Jose Marti We are free, but not to...
Claude McKay Upon the clothes behind the...
Marshall McLuhan A commercial society whose members...
Conor Cruise O'Brien Human nature doesn't include all...
Ovid What makes men indifferent to...
Blaise Pascal The immortality of the soul is...
Francis Picabia Pain has its reasons, pleasure...
George Ripley If any imagine from the...
Carl Sagan The universe seems neither benign...
John Sayles And it was out in the...
Hjalmar Schacht Since our economy is closely...
Arthur Schopenhauer Men are by nature merely...
George Bernard Shaw The worst sin toward our...
Georg Simmel The intellectually sophisticated person is...
Baruch Spinoza One and the same thing can...
George Steiner Men are accomplices to that...
Adlai E. Stevenson Nature is indifferent to the...
Henry David Thoreau Those whom we can love, we...
Anthony Trollope But then in novels the most...
Edward Tufte My idea here is that, inasmuch...
Evelyn Underhill In my relations with my father...
Ninette de Valois There's nothing in the world...
Alfred de Vigny What it values most of all...
Alec Waugh A man desires praise that he...
Allen Weinstein The Archivist of the United...
Elie Wiesel Our obligation is to give...
Virginia Woolf Once conform, once do what...
Whitney M. Young Support the strong, give courage...



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