Joseph Anton Quotes

#1. It was always women who did the choosing, and men's place was to be grateful if they were lucky enough to be the chosen ones. Joseph Anton

Salman Rushdie

#2. I long to see a radical shift in philanthropy that will come to characterize the 21st century. That is, a reclaiming of the root meaning of philanthropy: love of what it means to human.

Valaida Fullwood

#3. I gave my eardrums to MGM. And it's true: I really did.

Esther Williams

#4. The most terrifying things in the universe came from human minds.

Frank Herbert

#5. I myself am hell;
nobody's here

Robert Lowell

#6. You have to be quite heavily invested in someone to do them the honour of telling them you're annoyed with them.

Alain De Botton

#7. who, what, where, when, and why?

Chris Cleave

#8. Indeed, it is almost a rule that the more simple and commonplace something is, the more difficult it is to understand it.

Jack Henry Abbott

#9. Where are you going?" she called after him.
"Dinner!" he yelled back, not turning. "I best eat somethin' afore I decide t'devour ye instead!

Selena Kitt

#10. Broadway, I have to memorize everything. You get one time to do it right.

Toni Braxton

#11. OK, publishing a book and releasing a movie is all very well, but Tottenham beating Man. U. 3-2 ... priceless.

Salman Rushdie

#12. There can be no success in sales without tenacity.

Chris Murray

#13. How strange it was to have the power to cause others to feel something she herself did not feel; and then catch the hint of it in their collective minds, and begin to feel it herself.

Kristin Cashore

#14. The superhuman power which exhiliration and hypnosis bring to a dancer is shown especially clearly in his almost inconceivable staying powers in a state of high tension. "In the dance even the weakest can do wonders."

Curt Sachs

#15. Members rise from CMG (known sometimes in Whitehall as 'Call Me God') to KCMG ('Kindly Call Me God') to .. the GCMG ('God Calls Me God').

Anthony Sampson

#16. An emotion occurs when there are certain biological, certain experiential, and certain cognitive states which all occur simultaneously.

John D. Mayer