Welcome To Night Vale A Novel Quotes

#1. During the few minutes that Lewis was away, Morse was acutely conscious of the truth of the proposition that the wider the circle of knowledge the greater the circumference of ignorance.

Colin Dexter

#2. It is not the office of a novelist to show us how to behave ourselves; it is not the business of fiction to teach us anything.

Agnes Repplier

#3. I never felt beautiful unless I was fighting, and even then it was something that went beyond skin and bone into the kinetic joy of successive movements. Kick, thrust, slash. I never doubted Fade at my back. I never faltered.

Ann Aguirre

#4. That look, that tenderness in her eyes, made me realize for the first time what was happening to me: I was falling in love.

Christina Lauren

#5. The only reason I really believe in my own goodness is because I see it reflected in her eyes
-Jake Becker

Emma Chase

#6. It's a great affirmation of the possibility of overcoming conflict through reason and good will.

Mary Ann Glendon

#7. At the Olympic Games, it isn't the most beautiful or strongest who are crowned, but those who compete.

Aristotle.

#8. We're building an independent political program that can run electoral politics and then turn on a dime to hold our leaders to task, in case they suddenly develop that old case of amnesia! We'll be there to remind them what they promised and who they promised to work for!

Richard Trumka

#9. How efficient and successful supply chains are is determined by how well they are managed.

Marc J. Schniederjans

#10. Putting Mr. Polopetsi in charge of the investigation is like putting a rabbit in charge of the airport.

Alexander McCall Smith

#11. Fortune does not change men; it only unmasks them. [..by how they choose to react to it.]

Marie Jeanne Riccoboni

#12. So the challenge for us is to live in such a way that we are radically dependent on and desperate for the power that only God can provide.

David Platt

#13. Make up stories until you find one you can live with.

Lidia Yuknavitch

#14. Prose is not necessarily good because it obeys the rules of syntax, but it is fairly certain to be bad if it ignores them.

Wilson Follett