Quotes About Flux

Relationships are never static. They have to evolve over time as the individuals in them change.

Try to remember with description that you must never just let it lie there; nothing in your story should ever be static unless you have a very good reason indeed for keeping your reader still; the essence of the story is motion.

Mis relaciones con las cosas no están dadas, no son fijas; las creo minuto a minuto, algunas mueren, algunas nacen y otras resucitan. Sin cesar cambian.

Whatever she might become she would never be static.

But life takes sudden twists.

There were never moments in your life when you actually saw something end, for whether you knew it or not something else was always flowering. Never a disappearance, always a transformation.

Life is one passage and then you keep moving into another state.

I live quite an unsettled life.

Out of sleeping a waking Out of waking a sleep.

Nothing changes and everything does.

Life goes on and off

Life is a wave, which in no two consecutive moments of its existence is composed of the same particles.

But before William Stoner the future lay bright and certain and unchanging. He saw it, not as a flux of event and change and potentiality, but as a territory ahead that awaited his exploration.

But it is an inescapable conclusion that life has to be dynamic and not static. Change is bound to come one way or another.

The essential quality of life is living' the essential quality of living is change; change is evolution; and we are part of it.

But would the perpetual flux and reflux of individualism reduce all personality to the level of mass consciousness? Would American culture remain neither bourgeois nor proletarian, but infantile? Would the moron, instead of the meek, inherit democracy?

Life and summer are fleeting,' sang the bird. 'Snow and dark, and the winter comes. Nothing remains the same.

Existence is no more than the precarious attainment of relevance in an intensely mobile flux of past, present, and future.

Everything changes; the old world—-the classical civilization of form and definition—passes away, a new world of free spirit and inward growth emerges; between the two lies a mixed weltering interval of trouble and confusion.

I'm a pretty autobiographical writer. I like a high ratio of true events to made-up events or rearranged events. I've always felt that if you think you can find a way to tell the truth and keep the fictional flux going, it's at least a good idea to try, because very often the truth is more interesting than the posed picture, the tableau. The messiness of truth is a useful corrective.

Change is never more than a redistribution of that which never changes.

no es que nuestro tiempo se haya detenido. Las cosas van experimentando un cambio constante aunque éste sea tan lento que apenas se perciba.

I think every team's rebuilding. That's this league. Every team rebuilds every year because no team is the same every year.

Chaos is the undercurrent of everything that happens in life.