Sourdough Quotes

#1. Sourdough? Well, next to the Bible, sourdough is the most important possession on the frontier. You can make flapjacks and biscuits with it, patch a crack in the cabin, treat wounds, and even make brew.

Maggie Brendan

#2. On Sundays Mom invariably ran out of money, which is when she cracked eggs into the skillet over cubes of fried black sourdough bread. It was, I think, the most delicious and eloquent expression of pauperism.

Anya Von Bremzen

#3. He had the sourdough smell of age. His chest sagged into shrivelled teats; his lovemaking was unreliable, yet she found it strangely wholesome in a way that defied sense.

Richard Flanagan

#4. The difference between a bland tomato and great one is immense, much like the difference between a standard, sliced white bread and a crusty, aromatic sourdough.

Yotam Ottolenghi

#5. Sneaking out the back door to hand out with those hoodlum friends of mine.

Stevie Wonder

#6. I will never, ever drink whiskey again. From now on, it's strictly sherry.

Libba Bray

#7. I recognize myself to be an intensely naive person. Most novelists are, despite frequent pretensions to deep socio-political insight.

Zadie Smith

#8. And I wrote you.
Volumes.
Volumes.

Khaled Hosseini

#9. My wife is always by far the best-dressed person anywhere we go. And remember, we are surrounded by rich people who can afford to buy £20,000 gowns.

Leon Max

#10. Speech is external thought, and thought internal speech.

Antoine Rivarol

#11. I look up to Mandy Moore, because she's really classy. But when it comes to music, I'm my own person.

Cheyenne Kimball

#12. It's very flattering to feel like you actually helped create a sub-genre.

Eli Roth

#13. There are stages we all go through when dealing with character deaths. Grief. Anger. Denial. Laughter. Coulson.

Jack Lewis Baillot

#14. Whatever did they feed you to make you grow so large? (Nora)
A great deal of breast milk. (Ewan)
You take great delight in shocking people, don't you? (Nora)

Kinley MacGregor

#15. We have become the tool of our tools.

Henry David Thoreau

#16. There is a pleasure in poetic pains / Which only poets know.

William Cowper

#17. Silence creates its own violence.

Jeff VanderMeer

#18. And this accident came about ... ?Through nature's unpredictability not man's incapacity. No errors were committed in our maneuvers. Nevertheless, we can't prevent a loss of balance from taking its toll. One may defy human laws, but no one can withstand the laws of nature.

Jules Verne

#19. One or two of their players aren't getting any younger

Clive Tyldesley