Ludicrous Character Quotes

#1. Would that I were still a ludicrous character in his lousy book!

Philip Roth

#2. Pursuing prayer is prayer on a mission. It is diligent, fervent, constant, persevering, determined, and convinced.

David Bryant

#3. If we want to change our world, we do not begin by rectifying the outward. Instead, we must change the condition of our inward.

Hamza Yusuf

#4. It is a good plan, with a young person of a character to be much affected by ludicrous and absurd representations, to show him plainly by examples that there is nothing which may not be thus represented. He will hardly need to be told that everything is not a mere joke.

Richard Whately

#5. Love is bullshit and weird and stupid, but shit, man, if you have love, everybody should leave you alone and let you keep it for as long as you can.

Craig Lancaster

#6. It was clear to me that I was never going to be the same kind of player I had been. It was time to quit.

Jerry West

#7. Actors will never be replaced. The thought that somehow a computer version of a character is going to be something people prefer to look at is a ludicrous idea.

Peter Jackson

#8. We have conversations with each other most nights - Sylvia Plath and me!

Avijeet Das

#9. If the poets offered us nothing more than another make-believe world, they would be mere sellers of drugs or, at best, sweetmeats.

Robert Lynd

#10. All that blood and ... stuff. Me, I'll take intelligent cowardice over foolhardy bravery any day

A.C. Crispin

#11. Insider can be more ludicrous. How did I ever end up [as one]? Carsick [Waters's book on hitchhiking] was on the New York Times best-seller list for five weeks. [One of the characters was] a singing asshole that does a duet with Connie Francis! Times have changed. That's mainstream, in a weird way.

John Waters

#12. Love is fireworks. It's the first dance. It's the first kiss. It's the first time you make love. It's the first hateful word. It's the first fight. It's the first tear you shed. It's the first time you made up.

Nessie Q.

#13. A popular character in old Italian plays, who imitated with ludicrous incompetence the "buffone", or clown, and was therefore the ape of an ape; for the clown himself imitated the serious characters of the play.

Ambrose Bierce

#14. I'll think about going (to yoga). But I'm not sure I want to be that relaxed. I am who I am and I might not do so well as a relaxed person.

Nina Stibbe

#15. Cruelty didn't have a gender qualifier behind it - it was an ever unraveling human condition, cast out by pride, power, and indifference - and

Bella Forrest

#16. I try to make the best of the opportunities that have been given to me.

Seann William Scott