Quotes About Inevitability

Natural or not, the death of the body is certain and guaranteed to all.

The price of living is death, no one can escape paying this tax.

You are offered a chance to live and enjoy yourself in this world, but sooner or later, death will come knocking on your door.

As we should know, there is nothing inevitable about such things.

I feel like a moth drawn to the flame." Contact would hurt, might be fatal, and yet she couldn't stop herself.

Death, the only inevitable item on the list of life, is nonetheless such a constant matter of human creativity.

Shikataganai, desho

Some things can't be avoided, sir. Death comes for us all.

I feel myself driven towards an end that I do not know. As soon as I shall have reached it, as soon as I shall become unnecessary, an atom will suffice to shatter me. Till then, not all the forces of mankind can do anything against me.

Every order has within it the germ of destruction. All order is doomed, yet the battle is worth while.

There is a fatality, a feeling so irresistible and inevitable that it has the force of doom, which almost invariably compels human beings to linger around and haunt, ghostlike, the spot where some great and marked event has given the color to their lifetime; and still the more irresistibly, the darker the tinge that saddens it.

Of all the events which constitute a person's biography, there is scarcely one… to which the world so easily reconciles itself as to his death.

Apart from being dead its going to be necessary to die. And I'm dealing at the moment with the realization that at my age there is absolutely no way in which I can skirt the matter and come out on the other side.

Apart from being dead its going to be necessary to die. And I'm dealing at the moment with the realization that at my age there is absoutely no way in which I can skirt the matter and come out on the other side.

You know," she murmured, "we're all heading straight to hell." "Yes," said Masako, giving her a bleak look. "It's like riding downhill with no brakes." "You mean, there's no way to stop?" "No, you stop all right - when you crash.

Setiap orang harus mati. Saya akan mati, dan kamu akan mati. Dan yang penting ialah bagaimana untuk hidup sampai mati.

Everybody going to be dead one day, just give them time.

There was death at its beginning as there would be death again at its end.

But why is it that it seems that it's already happened? Like it's happened thousands of times before, that it will always happen, like a piece of CCTV footage of the city, stuck on loop.

Death looms large I guess because it should. It's the one thing that we as human beings from birth have a right to. It's the only thing we've really got, and I don't mean to sound bleak about this, but it's a unifying factor amongst us all.

The trigger has been squeezed, the deathly mechanism has been enabled, the fatal course of a bullet has been set. No amount of bleating or praying or wailing of cajoling can halt it or stall it or call it back.

A spider only has to set at the edge of a puddle to catch the fly that dives to drink. A shrew has only to watch in turn for the spider. For the fly most come to the edge to drink, and the spider must follow the fly. Fate goes ever as it must.

Civilizations are the summer noise of insects between two winters.

In general, "historical necessity" turns out to be merely a name for human stupidity.