Being Ensnared Quotes

#1. Your photograph is all I have: it is with me from the morning when I wake up with a frantic half dream about you to the last moment when I think of you and of death at night.

F Scott Fitzgerald

#2. Life is not fair and people are not equal.

Hiroo Onoda

#3. Able closed his eyes. He was running. The grass was green with spring and fragrant, knee-high and cushioning his steps. And there was sun and a warm wind blew. Men called to him from the trees just atop the rise. He ran. He ran to them.

Lance Weller

#4. I had to sit down and explain to [her friend] that AA was for quitters

Chelsea Handler

#5. If God had good intentions, he would have rewarded the sex.

M.F. Moonzajer

#6. Only the refusal to listen guarantees one against being ensnared by the truth.

Robert Nozick

#7. The systematic study of mass psychology revealed to students the potentialities of invisible government of society by manipulation of the motives which actuate man in the group.

Edward Bernays

#8. You don't build for the way people live, but for the way they should live. I don't write about people as they are, but as they could be and should be.

Ayn Rand

#9. While you are conscious of being a Buddha, you are not truly a Buddha, because you are ensnared by the idea. You are not empty.

Katsuki Sekida

#10. I love the idea of playing a character that didn't over think everything. He knows what's in front of him and he has an ability to just say whatever he felt.

Jason Schwartzman

#11. She was the temptress who had ensnared the first man, and who still continued her work at damnation; she was the being who is feeble, dangerous, mysteriously troubling. And even more than her body of perdition, he hated her loving soul.

Guy De Maupassant

#12. Any physical contact with her was a bonus. She could give me a noogie and I'd consider it a win.

Beth Ehemann

#13. My response is being written with ink and paper in the glorious tradition of our ancestors and then transcribed by Ms. Vliegenthart into a series of 1s and 0s to travel through the insipid web which has lately ensnared our species, so I apologize for any errors or omissions that may result. "'Given

John Green

#14. The mere power of saving what is already in our hands must be of easy acquisition to every mind; and as the example of Lord Bacon may show that the highest intellect cannot safely neglect it, a thousand instances every day prove that the humblest may practise it with success.

Samuel Johnson