Blue Whale Quotes

#1. Collin Singleton could no more stay cool than a blue whale could stay skinny or Bangladesh could stay rich

John Green

#2. My heart's bigger than a blue whale's, which needs its own parking spot.

Jandy Nelson

#3. Everyone else on the planet, from the lowest amoebae to the great blue whale, expresses all their component elements in a perfect dance with the world around them. Only human beings have unfulfilled lives.

Nicholas Lore

#4. I go to the Natural History Museum and look at the cage of stuffed starlings there. But my favourite thing is the big blue whale. The scale of it is unbelievable, and makes you feel how insignificant you are as a human being.

Arthur Darvill

#5. The trees off to the side have been cut down to make a parking lot. You get used to things, he thinks, without getting used to things.

Elizabeth Strout

#6. Guilt is a powerful weapon to have in your arsenal.

Rachel Hawkins

#7. Your family is what you make it. The family is the people who protect and love you no matter what it costs them in the end. Family is who you keep coming back to even when all you want to do is run away.

Bethany-Kris

#8. When people hear good music, it makes them homesick for something they've never had, and never will have

E.W. Howe

#9. We have a blood bought covenant with God that says we are His and He is ours. We are loved, and have a right to call to Him, call on Him and have His presence in our lives through worship, bible study and prayer - p. 14

Wanda L. Scott

#10. Most whale photos you see show whales in this beautiful blue water - it's almost like space.

Brian Skerry

#11. The bones cry for the blood of the white whale,
The fat flukes arch and whack about its ears,
The death-lance churns into the sanctuary, tears
The gun-blue swingle, heaving like a flail,
And hacks the coiling life out ...

Robert Lowell

#12. Below us somewhere in the gelatinous phantasmagoria of churning blue, the whales wouldn't be much aware of the storm.

Diane Ackerman

#13. The history of medicine is the history of the unusual.

Robert M. Fresco