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| Joseph Addison |
Admiration is a very short...
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| Joseph Addison |
Admiration is a very short...
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| Damon Albarn |
When you're doing a deal with...
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| Samuel Alexander |
An expectation is a future...
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| Samuel Alexander |
An object is not first...
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| Samuel Alexander |
For psychological purposes the most...
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| Samuel Alexander |
Hence, in desiring, the more...
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| Samuel Alexander |
The perceptive act is a...
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| Samuel Alexander |
Thus the same object may...
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| Washington Allston |
Distinction is the consequence, never...
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| William Ames |
Active creation is conceived as...
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| William Ames |
Therefore, the church is not...
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| Henri Frederic Amiel |
In every loving woman there is...
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| Henri Frederic Amiel |
Our systems, perhaps, are nothing...
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| Tadao Ando |
In the West there has always...
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| Mary Antin |
The first meal was an object...
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| Minna Antrim |
The very women who object to...
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| Aristotle |
To run away from trouble is...
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| Rudolf Arnheim |
The least touchable object in...
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| Thomas Arnold |
My object will be, if possible...
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| Eberhard Arnold |
Only those who look with the...
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| Marcus Aurelius |
The object of life is not...
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| Marcus Aurelius |
The object in life is not...
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| Charles Babbage |
There is, however, another purpose...
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| Gaston Bachelard |
Literary imagination is an aesthetic...
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| Honore De Balzac |
A husband who submits to his...
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| George Bancroft |
By common consent gray hairs...
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| Anna Letitia Barbauld |
The most characteristic mark of...
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| Charles Barkley |
If somebody hits you with an...
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| Gregory Bateson |
If we pursue this matter...
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| Simone de Beauvoir |
To make oneself an object, to...
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| Max Beckmann |
I hardly need to abstract...
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| Bo Bennett |
An excuse becomes an obstacle...
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| Arnold Bennett |
We shall never have more time...
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| Edgar Bergen |
So many people are working in...
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| Candice Bergen |
People see you as an object...
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| William Beveridge |
The object of government in...
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| Vinoba Bhave |
The natural movement of one's...
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| Elizabeth Blackwell |
I must have something to...
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| William Bligh |
The object of all the former...
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| Franz Boas |
I object to teaching of...
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| George Boole |
To unfold the secret laws and...
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| Christian Nestell Bovee |
It is ever the invisible that...
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| Elizabeth Bowen |
No object is mysterious. The...
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| Robert Boyle |
And I might add the confidence...
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| Andrew C. Bradley |
We might not object to the...
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| Georges Braque |
Once an object has been...
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| Robert Brault |
The object of most prayers is...
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| John Breaux |
I object to you using words...
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| Arthur Bremer |
In junior high school, I was...
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| Charles D. Broad |
It is clear that every...
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| Thomas Bulfinch |
Religion united its influence with...
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| Richard Burton |
False friendship, like the ivy...
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| Joseph Butler |
The object of self-love is...
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| Albert Camus |
Truth, like light, blinds. Falsehood...
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| Henry Charles Carey |
The system has for its object...
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| Henry Charles Carey |
To enable men to exercise that...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
If an eloquent speaker speak...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
For, if a good speaker, never...
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| Dale Carnegie |
Men of age object too much...
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| Angela Carter |
It is, perhaps, better to be...
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| Joyce Cary |
The will is never free - it...
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| Michel De Certeau |
Along with the lazy man... the...
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| Paul Cezanne |
When I judge art, I take...
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| Paul Cezanne |
Painting from nature is not...
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| Marc Chagall |
When I am finishing a picture...
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| Coco Chanel |
Jump out the window if you...
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| William Ellery Channing |
It is far more important to...
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| Graham Chapman |
All ideas come about through...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
The whole object of travel is...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
The true object of all human...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
The object of opening the mind...
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| Eric Clapton |
The first one was quite cheap...
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| Karl Von Clausewitz |
The political object is the...
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| Chuck Close |
Sculpture occupies real space like...
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| Richard Cobden |
It has been one of my...
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| Bram Cohen |
My favorite language for maintainability...
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| Sidonie Gabrielle Colette |
No temptation can ever be...
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| Robin G. Collingwood |
Parenthood is not an object of...
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| John Churton Collins |
Truth is the object of...
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| Charles Caleb Colton |
To know a man, observe how...
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| Confucius |
The object of the superior man...
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| Joseph Conrad |
For all that has been said...
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| John Constable |
I never saw an ugly thing...
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| Mason Cooley |
I'm being treated like a sex...
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| Peter Cooper |
I have always recognized that...
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| Pierre de Coubertin |
In no way can sport be...
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| Noel Coward |
I have always paid income tax...
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| Simon Cowell |
The object of this competition...
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| George Cuvier |
My object will be, first, to...
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| John Nelson Darby |
I can say, Christ has been...
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| Bobby Darin |
There are certain times I...
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| Richard H. Davis |
You see, I'd not a very...
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| Marc Davis |
There is something I feel when...
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| Les Dawson |
My wife is a sex object...
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| Robert Delaunay |
If Art relates itself to an...
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| John Dewey |
By object is meant some...
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| Wilhelm Dilthey |
We have to make philosophy...
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| Marjory S. Douglas |
It's a little bit late in...
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| Katherine Dunn |
I know if I were in...
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| Thomas A. Edison |
Being busy does not always...
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| Pliny the Elder |
An object in possession seldom...
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| Epictetus |
Not every difficult and dangerous...
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| Max Euwe |
Chess is a sport. The main...
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| Warren Farrell |
For example, the equivalent of...
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| Brian Ferneyhough |
If the work of art is...
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| Henry Fielding |
The devil take me, if I...
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| Lucian Freud |
The aura given out by a...
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| Lucian Freud |
The longer you look at an...
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| Sigmund Freud |
We are never so defenseless...
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| Erich Fromm |
Just as love is an orientation...
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| Northrop Frye |
Culture's essential service to a...
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| Margaret Fuller |
Very early, I knew that the...
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| Henry Fuseli |
Nature is a collective idea...
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| Frank Gaffney |
The object of China's strategy...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
I object to violence because...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
I will far rather see the...
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| John Gates |
When we did the sign outside...
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| Paul Gauguin |
It is the eye of ignorance...
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| Jean Genet |
The main object of a...
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| Alberto Giacometti |
Once the object has been...
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| James J. Gibson |
Psychology is still trying to...
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| William Godwin |
As the true object of...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
Devote each day to the object...
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| Joe Gold |
That's the object of going to...
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| Samuel Goldwyn |
I seriously object to seeing...
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| Juan Goytisolo |
The fundamental purpose of a...
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| Simon Greenleaf |
The object of man's worship...
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| Colin Greenwood |
If you're working on a...
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| George Grey |
On embarking to return we...
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| Laurell K. Hamilton |
I cannot say how strongly I...
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| Eduard Hanslick |
The course hitherto pursued in...
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| Thomas Hardy |
The main object of religion is...
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| Julie Harris |
I liked Live and Let Die...
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| Barbara Grizzuti Harrison |
Desire creates its own object.
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| Steven Hatfill |
I especially object to having...
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| Zahi Hawass |
Not a single piece of material...
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| Nathaniel Hawthorne |
Happiness in this world, when...
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| Friedrich August von Hayek |
If we wish to preserve a...
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| Henry Hazlitt |
A strong passion for any...
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| Ben Hecht |
A man nearly always loves for...
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| Hermann von Helmholtz |
Not that I wish by any...
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| Patrick Henry |
The great object is that every...
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| Patrick Henry |
When the American spirit was...
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| Eugen Herrigel |
This means that the mind or...
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| Theodor Herzl |
Our first object is... the...
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| Hermann Hesse |
Happiness is a how; not a...
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| Rudolf Hiferding |
The object of the law of...
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| Napoleon Hill |
Nature cannot be tricked or...
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| Howard Hodgkin |
A painting is finished when...
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes |
A man may fulfill the object...
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| Henry Home |
Violent passions are formed in...
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| Elbert Hubbard |
The object of teaching a child...
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| William H. Hudson |
Animals of all classes, old...
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| David Hume |
Belief is nothing but a more...
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| Elizabeth Hurley |
Nothing irritates me more than...
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| Edmund Husserl |
At the lowest cognitive level...
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| Edmund Husserl |
Something similar is still true...
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| Edmund Husserl |
To every object there correspond...
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| Edmund Husserl |
Within this widest concept of...
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| Robert M. Hutchins |
The object of education is to...
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| Dean Inge |
The object of studying philosophy...
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| Muhammad Iqbal |
Art: If the object of poetry...
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| Muhammad Iqbal |
If the object of poetry is...
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| Alija Izetbegovic |
In these negotiations we are...
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| Stu Jackson |
The message here is you cannot...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
The care of human life and...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
The moment a person forms a...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
The moment a person forms a...
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| Muhammad Ali Jinnah |
Our object should be peace...
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| Craig Johnston |
OK, the wonderful thing about...
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| Kingman Brewster, Jr. |
The function of a briefing...
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| Immanuel Kant |
All thought must, directly or...
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| Immanuel Kant |
The only objects of practical...
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| Anish Kapoor |
The idea is that the object...
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| Anatoly Karpov |
If the opponent offers keen...
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| John Keats |
There is not a fiercer hell...
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| Charles Kettering |
I object to people running...
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| John Maynard Keynes |
The social object of skilled...
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| Jerzy Kosinski |
Mapplethorpe presented the body as...
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| Jacques Lacan |
We emphasize that such a form...
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| Alan Ladd |
As long as my pictures go...
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| Johann Heinrich Lambert |
The first object of my...
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| Joseph Lancaster |
A national evil requires a...
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| Dick Lane |
My object is to stop the...
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| Serge Lang |
I object to a legal approach...
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| Susanne Langer |
A signal is comprehended if it...
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| Stephen Leacock |
We think of the noble object...
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| Fernand Leger |
Enormous enlargements of an object...
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| George H. Lewes |
The object of Literature is to...
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| Maya Lin |
A lot of my works deal...
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| John A. Logan |
I have entered the field to...
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| Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
It is a beautiful trait in...
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| Gary Lucas |
Maybe its a case of one...
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| Thomas B. Macaulay |
The object of oratory alone in...
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| Ernst Mach |
A colour is a physical object...
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| James Madison |
The diversity in the faculties...
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| Maimonides |
The whole object of the...
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| Kazimir Malevich |
Painting is the aesthetic side...
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| Edouard Manet |
The attacks of which I have...
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| Murray Gell-Mann |
In fact any experiment that...
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| Gabriel Marcel |
But a science is exact to...
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| Harriet Martineau |
The sum and substance of...
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| Karl Marx |
For the bureaucrat, the world...
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| Karl Marx |
Nothing can have value without...
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| Joyce Maynard |
Although Salinger had long since...
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| Joyce Maynard |
I wonder what it is that...
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| George H. Mead |
The self has the characteristic...
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| Moses Mendelssohn |
Both state and church have as...
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| George Meredith |
Possession without obligation to the...
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| George Michael |
With pop stars or film stars...
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| Phil Mickelson |
The object of golf is not...
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| Ho Chi Minh |
The object of my relationship...
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| Joan Miro |
For me an object is something...
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| Maria Mitchell |
The greatest object in educating...
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| Eugenio Montale |
For my part, if I consider...
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| Roy Moore |
They might object to some of...
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| Karl Philipp Moritz |
Every view, and every object I...
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| Martin Mull |
I had a teacher in art...
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| Brent Musburger |
Smith and Carlos aside, I...
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| Claude Nicollier |
On one hand, to be able...
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| Florence Nightingale |
She said the object and color...
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| Novalis |
Every beloved object is the...
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| Novalis |
Every beloved object is the...
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| P. J. O'Rourke |
Never fight an inanimate object...
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| George Orwell |
Men can only be happy when...
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| Blaise Pascal |
The charm of fame is so...
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| Blaise Pascal |
If man made himself the first...
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| Boris Pasternak |
No deep and strong feeling...
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| Walter Pater |
And the fifteenth century was...
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| George S. Patton |
The object of war is not...
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| Ross Perot |
Action is greater than writing...
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| Thomas Perry |
It's important, I think, for a...
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| Laurence J. Peter |
Television has changed the American...
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| Laurence J. Peter |
Television has changed the American...
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| Bijou Phillips |
I'd always been treated like...
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| Jean Piaget |
The self thus becomes aware of...
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| Plato |
Our object in the construction...
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| Michael Polanyi |
No inanimate object is ever...
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| James Polk |
One great object of the...
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| Marcus V. Pollio |
For an object under the eye...
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| Alexander Pope |
A work of art that contains...
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| John Portman |
Architects in the past have...
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| Terry Prachett |
Educational' refers to the process...
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| Martin Puryear |
I felt it was part of...
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| Willard Van Orman Quine |
Confusion of sign and object...
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| Willard Van Orman Quine |
Meaning is what essence becomes...
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| Man Ray |
It has never been my object...
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| Oliver Reed |
I also use women as a...
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| Charles Francis Richter |
This is very similar to...
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| Paul Ricoeur |
The moral law commands us to...
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| Ludwig Mies van der Rohe |
A chair is a very difficult...
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| Betty Rollin |
Scratch most feminists and underneath...
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| Betty Rollin |
Scratch most feminists and underneath...
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| Betty Rollin |
Scratch most feminists and underneath...
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| Guido van Rossum |
Yes, I definitely believe that...
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| Philip Roth |
A Jew without Jews, without...
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| Dave Rowntree |
You know, we were worried that...
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| Erno Rubik |
I wanted nothing else than to...
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| Jean-Paul Sartre |
Generosity is nothing else than...
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| Ferdinand de Saussure |
It is only since linguistics...
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| Ferdinand de Saussure |
The business, task or object...
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| Richard Schickel |
A movie star is not an...
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| Friedrich Schiller |
Knowledge, the object of knowledge...
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| Friedrich Von Schlegel |
The German national character is...
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| Friedrich Schleiermacher |
For when it is the good...
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| Friedrich Schleiermacher |
And, moreover, it is art in...
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| Erwin Schrodinger |
The world is given to me...
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| Izabella Scorupco |
To be honest, I really don't...
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| Charles de Secondat |
The object of war is victory...
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| Nassau William Senior |
Our object in these remarks...
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| Elizabeth Missing Sewell |
Obedience is the primary object...
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| John Sexton |
When the object that is...
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| William Shakespeare |
The object of art is to...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
If you must hold yourself up...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
There is no satisfaction in...
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| William Gilmore Simms |
Neither praise or blame is the...
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| Matthew Simpson |
It is a principle of our...
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| Swami Sivananda |
Crave for a thing, you will...
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| Sydney Smith |
The object of preaching is to...
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| Gerrit Smith |
I do not object to the...
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| Robert Smithson |
A work of art when placed...
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| Georg Solti |
But one day, when I was...
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| Alexander Solzehnitsyn |
Talent is always conscious of...
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| Herbert Spencer |
Education has for its object...
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| Baruch Spinoza |
All happiness or unhappiness solely...
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| Charles Spurgeon |
I do not think I should...
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| Henry Morton Stanley |
An insuperable obstacle to rapid...
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| Richard Steele |
The fool within himself is the...
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| Leigh Steinberg |
The NFL today has bigger...
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| Arthur Ochs Sulzberger |
In dread fear of sentimentality...
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| William Graham Sumner |
Labor organizations are formed, not...
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| James Joseph Sylvester |
The object of pure physics is...
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| Allen Tate |
For some reason most critics...
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| Frederick W. Taylor |
In the past the man has...
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| Meg Tilly |
I limited myself to introduce...
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| Robert Toombs |
The North understand it better...
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| Simon Travaglia |
Excellent, there's nothing quite like...
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| Queen Victoria |
An ugly baby is a very...
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| Gore Vidal |
We must declare ourselves, become...
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| Horace Walpole |
I avoid talking before the...
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| George Washington |
War - An act of violence whose...
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| Simone Weil |
The mysteries of faith are...
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| Adam Weishaupt |
This is the great object held...
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| James Welch |
I used to object to being...
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| Minor White |
Be still with yourself until...
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| Walt Whitman |
There is no object so soft...
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| Walt Whitman |
I say to mankind, Be not...
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| Walt Whitman |
There is no object so soft...
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| Oscar Wilde |
No object is so beautiful that...
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| Shirley Williams |
The Catholic Church has never...
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| Charles E. Wilson |
No one should be so naive...
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| Woodrow Wilson |
It is the object of learning...
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| John Winthrop |
Liberty is the proper end and...
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| Peter Wright |
Painting is seen as picture...
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| Andrew Wyeth |
I search for the realness, the...
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| Minoru Yamasaki |
And sometimes I'm criticized. But...
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| Coleman Young |
I've learned over a period of...
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