Page 96 Quotes

#1. We must give ourselves more credit for miracles that do happen within and around us than calling it as coincidence. (Page 96)

Shashi

#2. on page 96 of my hero Peter Medawar's book The Limits of Science: 'I regret my disbelief in God and religious answers generally, for I believe it would give satisfaction and comfort to many in need of it if it were possible to discover good scientific and philosophic reasons to believe in God.

Richard Dawkins

#3. Talent is the ability to say things well, but genius is the ability to, well, say things.

Steve Martin

#4. Change the way you think and you will change the way you feel.

Charmaine Smith Ladd

#5. She had red hair and green eyes and a figure that makes you inhale between clenched teeth the instant you lay eyes on her.

Emile C. Tepperman

#6. Astrology's a moving system that depends on where you're looking at it from on Earth. My horoscope here in London would be completely different to down in New Zealand.

Eleanor Catton

#7. The equation of animal and vegetable life is too complicated a problem for human intelligence to solve, and we can never know how wide a circle of disturbance we produce in the harmonies of nature when we throw the smallest pebble into the ocean of organic life.

George Perkins Marsh

#8. Ive chosen my path - and right or wrong, it's the one I tread.

Joseph Delaney

#9. Time doesn't need to be found, it is in plain sight ticking away loudly all the time. How we use it is the only question.

Don Aslett

#10. I'd rather have my last memory be of his death than suffer knowing that his last memory was of mine.

Kiera Cass

#11. The refusal to choose is a form of choice; disbelief is a form of belief.

Frank Barron

#12. It is discouraging how many people are shocked by honesty and how few by deceit. - Noel Coward

Jinx Schwartz

#13. When you're looking for someone, you're looking for some aspect of yourself, even if you don't know it ... What we're searching for is what we lack.

Sam Shepard

#14. All truths are erroneous. This is the very essence of the dialectical process: today's truths become errors tomorrow; there is no final number.

Yevgeny Zamyatin