Carl Sandburg
View AuthorNothing happens unless it is first a dream.
Joseph Sanial-Dubay
View AuthorPleasures are like food: the simplest ones are the least tiring.
Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorTo dream in theory is to live a little, but to live dreaming is not to exist.
René Schenker
View AuthorTelevision should avoid always presenting a rosy picture of reality.
Friedrich Schiller
View AuthorFun is like insurance, the older you get the more it costs.
Friedrich Schiller
View AuthorOnly fantasy always remains young; what has never happened never grows old.
Arthur Schopenhauer
View AuthorIn music, all feelings return to their pure state, and the world is nothing but music made real.
Robert Schumann
View AuthorMusic is the language that allows me to communicate with the beyond.
Ettore Scola
View AuthorThe cinema is a painted mirror.
Ramón J. Sénder
View AuthorTelevision is a daughter of cinema that has turned out unruly and of bad habits.
Robert Spaemann
View AuthorThe dependence of people on television is the most destructive fact of current civilization.
Robert Spaemann
View AuthorTelevision systematically destroys the distinction between normal and abnormal, because within its parameters, normal lacks sufficient interest and therefore always needs to be contrasted with an alternative. Its criteria are not the dissemination of values and principles, but rather to provoke the greatest impact.