Quotes About Society
Dunellen was childless, an oddity in this milieu, where the average man had between four and ten offspring.
~ Jennifer Egan
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I felt no shame in these activities, because I understood what almost no one else seemed to grasp: that there was only an infinitesimal difference, a difference so small that it barely existed except as a figment of the human imagination, between working in a tall green glass building on Park Avenue and collecting litter in a park. In fact, there may have been no difference at all.
~ Jennifer Egan
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If you happen to be a woman, all problems are female problems.
~ Jennifer Haigh
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He has never joined the coffee-drinking masses at his neighborhood Starbucks, who assemble daily in order to ignore each other completely—humans of every age and description deafened by headphones, staring dumbly at their glowing screens. Each morning Darren studies them as he waits in line for his double espresso. Then he orders his coffee, sweetens generously, and leaves. The
~ Jennifer Haigh
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Drug addiction and alcoholism, depression and anxiety, accidental pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease. These conditions are believed to share a common etiology, the failure of virtue. Whatever their diagnosis, all Wellways patients have this in common: their troubles are seen to be, in part or in full, their own goddam fault.
~ Jennifer Haigh
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A fetus had no thoughts or memories; it had made nothing, understood nothing. And yet, this mute, unthinking knot of tissue—alive, yes, but unformed, unconscious, incapable of tenderness or reasoning or even laughter—was the life that mattered. The woman carrying it, the complex creature formed by twenty or thirty years of living in the world, was simply the means of production. Her feelings about the matter, her particular ideas and needs and desires, didn't matter at all.
~ Jennifer Haigh
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Many of the women in Los Angeles are part of the notorious gang culture, and they will forever have my gratitude for, you know, letting me live.
~ Jennifer Harrison
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How was life before Pop-Tarts, Prozac and padded playgrounds? They ate strudel, took opium and played on the grass.
~ Jennifer Hecht
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When the goal of therapy is reintegration into society, the assumption is that it is the individual who must adapt, and the society that is healthy.
~ Jennifer J. Freyd
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A world without men would consists of a bunch of fat, happy women with no crime.
~ Jennifer Love Hewitt
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We all play by rules our brothers will never even have to know.
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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If I were a boy," Thea told him with a Southern belle smile, "people would just call me driven." "Thea." Constantine frowned at her. "Right." Thea dabbed at her lips with her napkin. "No feminism at the dinner table.
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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Little grudge?" I repeated. The last time I'd been this close to Thea, she had admitted to setting me up to attend my debut in Texas society dressed like a dead girl. "You play mind games. And Rebecca almost got me killed!
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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If I were a boy," Thea told him with a Southern belle smile, "people would just call me driven." "Thea." Constantine frowned at her. "Right." Thea dabbed at her lips with her napkin. "No feminism at the dinner table." This time, I couldn't bite back the snort. Point, Thea.
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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Call me a skeptic, but I've always thought that it takes more than organic vegetables and talking circles to make an ideal society. Raven
~ Jennifer McMahon
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Here, new information, new empirical data, led to a direct challenge to the way in which the gods were envisioned. This new doubt encouraged a new kind of punishment for doubt. Set up about 438 BCE, the law against Anaxagoras's atheism held that society must "denounce those who do not believe in the divine beings or who teach doctrines about things in the sky.
~ Jennifer Michael Hecht
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According to Charlie, getting laid fixes everything. If only world leaders would get laid well and regularly, the world's problems might disappear.
~ Jennifer Niven
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MEN who discussed murder in normal tones.
~ Elmore Leonard
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~ Émile Zola
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There's only one thing that warms my heart, and that is the thought that we are going to sweep away these bourgeois.
~ Émile Zola
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They have so smothered me in their middle-class refinement that I don't know how there can be any blood left in my veins. I lowered my eyes, put on a dismal, silly expression, just like them; I was just as dead-and-alive as they were.
~ Émile Zola
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Quem era o idiota que punha a felicidade deste mundo na repartição da riqueza?
~ Émile Zola
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Hélène slowly surveyed the room. In this respectable society, amongst these apparently decent middle-class people, were there none but faithless wives? With her strict provincial morality, she was amazed at the licensed promiscuity of Parisian life.
~ Émile Zola
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Cependant Quenu se rappelait une phrase de Charvet, cette fois, qui déclarait que ces bourgeois empâtés, ces boutiquiers engraissés, prêtant leur soutien à un gouvernement d' indigestion générale, devaient êtres jetés les premiers au cloaque. C' était grâce à eux, grâce à leur égoïsme du ventre, que le despotisme s' imposait et rongeait une nation.
~ Émile Zola
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