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Quotes About World

There can be few fields of human endeavor in which history counts for so little as in the world of finance.
~ John Kenneth Galbraith
But that was the nature of love: one did not offer it with any assurance that it would change the world, even if in the end it was the only thing that could.
~ John Kessel
What deceived me was my own happiness; for peace is indivisible, and the surrounding world confusion found no reflection inside me.
~ John Knowles
There are just tiny fragments of pleasure and luxury in the world, and there is something unpatriotic about enjoying them.
~ John Knowles
We spent that summer in complete selfishness, I'm happy to say. The people in the world who could be selfish in the summer of 1942 were a small band, and I'm glad we took advantage of it.
~ John Knowles
because when you come right down to it the school is involved in everything that happens in the war, its all the same war and the same world...
~ John Knowles
They too seemed permanent and never-changing, an untouched unreachable world high in space...
~ John Knowles
Under the influence not I know of the hardest cider but of his own inner joy at life for a moment as it should be, as it was meant to be in his nature, Phineas recaptured that magic gift for existing primarily in space, one foot conceding briefly to gravity its rights before spinning him off again into the air. it was his wildest demonstration of himself, of himself in the kind of world he loved; it was his choreography of peace.
~ John Knowles
Irony sucks, you know? Roger nodded. That it does. Safely confined to the pages of novels, it's an interesting rhetorical device; encountered loose in the real world, it's a beast with steel claws and mirrors for eyes.
~ Unknown
The world is still spinning and so are we and so are you. When the spinning stops, that'll be the time to worry. Not before.
~ John Lennon
Imagine all the people, sharing all the world
~ John Lennon
The only defense against the world is a thorough knowledge of it.
~ John Locke
The great question which, in all ages, has disturbed mankind, and brought on them the greatest part of their mischiefs ... has been, not whether be power in the world, nor whence it came, but who should have it.
~ John Locke
An Example from Recent History Before the Second World War, Adolf Hitler began to preach the doctrine of the Aryan "super race." This gospel of Aryan superiority enabled world rulers of this present darkness to move that corporate stronghold over the German mentality. Whoever among the German nation
~ Unknown
Today's world population is 6.3 billion. To give a sense of the impact in today's world of the 1918 pandemic, one has to adjust for population. If one uses the lowest estimate of deaths—the 21 million figure—that means a comparable figure today would be 73 million dead. The higher estimates translate into between 175 and 350 million dead.
~ John M. Barry
Whenever a new variant of the influenza virus does adapt to humans, it will threaten to spread rapidly across the world. It will threaten a pandemic.
~ John M. Barry
NOTHING COULD HAVE STOPPED the sweep of influenza through either the United States or the rest of the world—but ruthless intervention and quarantines might have interrupted its progress and created occasional firebreaks.
~ John M. Barry
The western world suffered the least, not because its medicine was so advanced but because urbanization had exposed its population to influenza viruses so immune systems were not naked to it.
~ John M. Barry
Those in power, historians have observed, often sought security in imposing order, which gave them some feeling of control, some feeling that the world still made sense.
~ John M. Barry
In a world where so much of our natural heritage is being lost, why not celebrate the few bright spots where it is surviving and adapting?
~ Unknown
Maailmakõiksus siin meie ümber on paljas maailmakõiksus, ei kehvem ega ülevam sellest, mis laotub pealinna hurtsikute ja üürimajade ja templite ja kontorite kohal. Maailm on maailm, elu on elu, kõikjal seesama.
~ Unknown
ROMANS 8:38-39 A Meditation Your enjoyment of the world is never right, Till every morning you awake in Heaven. THOMAS TRAHERNE'° The Concluding Prayer Enveloping spirit
~ Unknown
Gratitude bestows reverence.....changing forever how we experience life and the world.
~ John Milton
So shall the world go on, To good malignant, to bad men benign, Under her own weight groaning.
~ John Milton