Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
View AuthorYou only have power over people as long as you don't take everything away from them. But when you've taken everything, they're no longer in your power, they're free again.
Susan Sontag
View AuthorTime exists so that not everything happens at the same time... and space exists so that not everything happens to you.
Herbert Spencer
View AuthorTime: what men always try to kill, but ends up killing them.
Herbert Spencer
View AuthorProgress is not an accident, it is a necessity, a part of nature.
Germaine de Staël
View AuthorThe mystery of life is the connection between our mistakes and our misfortunes.
Svetlana Stalin
View AuthorI don't think one should lament about one's own destiny, but sometimes it's very tough.
Gertrude Stein
View AuthorEveryone receives so much information throughout the day that they lose their common sense.
John Steinbeck
View AuthorThe art of rest is a part of the art of working.
John Steinbeck
View AuthorOf all the animals in creation, man is the only one who drinks without being thirsty, eats without being hungry, and speaks without having anything to say.
John Steinbeck
View AuthorIt's curious how distant a misfortune seems when it doesn't personally affect us.
John Steinbeck
View AuthorThere is no sin and there is no virtue. There is only what people do.
John Steinbeck
View AuthorIn front of us there are a thousand different lives we could live, but when it arrives, it will only be one.