Warfare In 1984 Famous Quotes & Sayings

God hath varied the inclinations of men according to the variety of actions to be performed. — Thomas Browne

Eww, he said. I almost said the same thing, but unlike my brother, I had been annealed in the furnace of Scientific Thought. Scientists do not say such things aloud (although we may think them from time to time). — Jacqueline Kelly

I admire the courage and wisdom of Socrates in everything he did, said
and did not say. — Friedrich Nietzsche

What I expect of a movie reviewer is that he should love cinema as much as I do. — Patrice Leconte

No need, no, need. Life is already too short to find it. — Jessica Day George

Prince Edward confirmed the sentence; but he was reflecting deeply and beginning silently to form views as to how a man destined to great responsibilities should behave. To listen before speaking, to inform yourself before judging, to understand before deciding, and to remember always that there were to be found in every man the springs both of the highest as well as the lowest actions: these, for a sovereign, were the first steps towards wisdom. — Maurice Druon

aesthete sometimes, Sonmi. Perhaps those deprived — David Mitchell

It's received wisdom that the English are uniquely child-unfriendly. — Julie Burchill

My parents were supportive of my creativity but did not have a lot of patience for whimsy with zero production value. They had stuff to do. — Mindy Kaling

Networks are reluctant to take a chance. They put on shows that they know will work on some level, but to get the innovative show, it's very difficult. — James Burrows

A really good blowjob is like making a cake, the gathering of ingredients, the mixing and stirring, the slow baking in the warm oven of your mouth. Timing is everything. So is the variety of flicks, licks, nicks and kisses that culminate with gentle persistent pressure on the frenulum, a membrane on the underside of the penis that connects the head to the shaft. — Chloe Thurlow

If special honor is claimed for any, then heresy should have it as the truest servitor of human kind. — Charles Bradlaugh