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Quotes About Energy

Eddies of Magi collected in the corners, rejoined the spiral when there was a gap.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Her headlong rush telegraphed all her youth and incaution.
~ Elizabeth Bear
It came out in his posture, he thought, the way his chin and shoulders lifted. Mallory brought energy into any room.
~ Elizabeth Bear
It didn't matter because it was out of my control, and my energy needed to go to things that I could control, or at least hope to affect the outcome of.
~ Elizabeth Bear
The coffee's good, dark, redolent. The surface is clotted with broken rainbows. I raise it to my mouth, pause breathing in the steam. Just the smell of it is energy.
~ Elizabeth Bear
The Goodlaw gave one of its enormous highly oxygenated sighs.
~ Elizabeth Bear
was so attached to the problem that I wasn't giving any energy or attention to the solution.
~ Elizabeth Benton
All the untidy activity continues, awful but cheerful.
~ Elizabeth Bishop
Although she was in a fine humour and good spirits, she needed to recuperate. She was like a fine candle without enough wax to sustain the wick.
~ Elizabeth Chadwick
I'm actually one of those people who get up energetic in the morning.
~ Elizabeth Edwards
The impression of strength came from an extraordinary vitality that seemed to pulse in the very air around him
~ Elizabeth George Speare
Listen - of course money changes everything, but so does sunlight, and so does food: These are powerful but neutral energy sources, neither inherently good nor evil but shaped only by the way we use them.
~ Elizabeth Gilbert
The fires of youth are not dead in old age... only banked down.
~ Elizabeth Goudge
Getting as much sleep as possible and following a healthy diet will stop you from feeling run-down if, like me, you're super-stressed.
~ Elizabeth Hurley
It's all right, darling. I can't stand people who are bright-eyed and bushy-tailed at seven in the morning. Give me a girl who only gets going after ten!
~ Elizabeth Jane Howard
When you fall asleep after a big lunch you're really just saving up energy to work off all the calories later on.
~ Elizabeth Jane Howard
The size of the greenhouse forcing is estimated, at this point, to be 2.5 w/m2. A miniature Christmas light gives off about four tenths of a watt of energy, mostly in the form of heat, so that, in effect (as Sophie supposedly explained to Connor), we have covered the earth with tiny bulbs, six for every square meter. These bulbs are burning twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, year in and year out.
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
Meanwhile, an even stranger and more radical transformation is under way. Having discovered subterranean reserves of energy, humans begin to change the composition of the atmosphere.
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
Ego is more interested in proclaiming its existence than in basking in the limitless energy of real spirituality. I entreat you to not cheat yourself on the spiritual path. There is no one to impress, nothing to "get", nowhere to rush to, nothing to miss on. The truth is always there, plain and simple, hiding somewhere near you.
~ Elizabeth Lesser
That damn spark.
~ Elizabeth Scott
I loved New York for this gift of endless encounters.
~ Elizabeth Strout
Our poor country lies in Roman decadence. Where there is no longer an aristocracy worthy of itself, a nation dies. Our Nobles are conceited fools and cowards. I no longer believe in anything nor have any views. From Louis-Philippe we shall proceed to the first trimmer who will take us up, but only in order to pass us on to another. For we are without fibre and moral energy. Money has killed everything
~ Arthur de Gobineau
the normal electrical demands of a pampered, spoiled, convenience-oriented, gadget-minded, power-guzzling populace continued unabated.
~ Arthur Hailey
Scottish Whigs had helped to defeat Jacobitism in order to give birth to a new enlightened Scotland. They got their wish— with a vengeance. The years after 1745 witnessed an explosion of cultural and economic activity all across Scotland, as if the collapse of the Jacobite and Highland threat had released a tremendous pent-up store of national energy. It was economic "takeoff" in the full modern sense.
~ Arthur Herman