Quotes About Association

Their garment? Have they but one? Ah, good your Worship, what would they do with more? Truly they have not two bodies each.

Tom!" No answer. "Tom!

the palace considerable; but the duke stayed huffy a good while

Company would be a palpable improvement

Go to heaven for the climate, go to hell for the company.

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Oh, no, Misto C –, I hadn't had no trouble. An' no joy!

clear amber, old-ivory white, new-ivory white, fish-belly white—this latter the leprous complexion frequent with the Anglo-Saxon long resident in tropical climates.

The Gunman is useless. I know it. He knows it. The whole bank knows it.

It was a style not of perfection, but warmth. Even mistakes had a good feeling about them

Pfiffikus, whose vulgarity made Rosa Hubermann look like a wordsmith and a saint.

One thing I've noticed about the Germans: They seem very fond of pigs.

Adam has angels like a dog has fleas. He came here with them, and the more time you spend around him, the more likely you are to get them yourself.

What was Richard? He was a revenger, in what was probably intended to be a comedy.

The trend is your friend.

The younger we are, the more each individual object represents for us the whole class to which it belongs.

In spouse, I mostly hear "S.mouse," the name of Chris Lilley's blackface teenage rapper in Angry Boys. And

You could tell them why they should hire you so very much better than I could. But they won't listen to you and they'll listen to me. Because I'm the middleman. The shortest distance between two points is not a straight line--it's a middleman. And the more middlemen, the shorter. Such is the psychology of a pretzel.

All public projects are mausoleums, not always in shape, but always in cost.

every part contained a memory of the other parts it was directly attached to.

wasn't the butler who looked out but Marcus Cynster.

Nearly) all thinking is associative. While it's easy to spot the obvious metaphorical associations ("iceberg"), associations go all the way down to conceptual ideas (up is good) to more fundamental associations that began perhaps in the womb with spatial orientation.

Associations vary in explicitness from concepts highly embedded in our thought processes (simple aesthetic associations) to overt analogies and visual metaphors.

The human mind ... operates by association. With one item in its grasp, it snaps instantly to the next that is suggested by the association of thoughts, in accordance with some intricate web of trails carried by the cells of the brain.