Quotes About Discovery
The minute I saw it, I felt that here was the place I'd been looking for.
~ Hunter S. Thompson
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To travel is to discover that everyone is wrong about other countries.
~ Huxley Aldous
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Half the fun of writing a novel is finding out from other people later on what you actually meant.
~ Iain Banks
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It's like a sealed, forgotten chamber in me; I shan't feel complete until I've discovered its entrance.' 'Sounds like a tomb. Aren't you afraid of what you'll find in there?' 'It's a library; only the stupid and the evil are afraid of those.
~ Iain Banks
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Shame, I do believe, is the most powerful emotion known to man; most discoveries and journeys of importance have been accomplished because of the ignominy that would be the result if the attempt was abandoned.
~ Iain Pears
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Ever heard of "The House of Diamonds"?
~ Ian Fleming
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me. They found me. The
~ Ian Fleming
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Engelsen zijn nu eenmaal eigenaardig. Ze lijken op Chinese, in elkaar passende dozen. Het duurt een hele tijd eer je bij de binnenste bent. En als het je eenmaal gelukt is, dan is het resultaat teleurstellend, maar het proces is leerzaam en onderhoudend.
~ Ian Fleming
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I turned the pages so fast. And I suppose I was, in my mindless way, looking for a something, version of myself, a heroine I could slip inside as one might a pair of favourite shoes.
~ Ian Mcewan
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We go on our hands and knees and crawl our way towards the truth
~ Ian Mcewan
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In that shrinking moment he discovered that he had never hated anyone until now. It was a feeling as pure as love, but dispassionate and icily rational.
~ Ian Mcewan
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No one knew about the squirrel's skull beneath her bed, but no one wanted to know.
~ Ian Mcewan
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and roads, new roads probing endlessly, shamelessly, as though all that mattered was to be elsewhere.
~ Ian Mcewan
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He was making one of the advances typical of early adulthood: the discovery that there were new values by which he preferred to be judged.
~ Ian Mcewan
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His tears were for joy, for a sudden warmth of understanding that did not yet have these terms of definition: how loving and good people were, how kind the world was that had ambulances in it that came quickly out of nowhere whenever there was sorrow and pain. Always there, an entire system, just below the surface of everyday life, watchfully waiting, ready with all its knowledge and skill to come and help, embedded within a greater network of kindness he had yet to discover.
~ Ian Mcewan
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But on this particular morning, weary of books and birdsong and country peace, Edward took his rickety childhood bike from the shed, raised the saddle, pumped up the tired and set off with no particular plan. He had a pound note and two half crowns in his pocket and all he wanted was forward movement.
~ Ian Mcewan
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In some respect Journalism is like science, the best ideas were one that survived and strengthened by opposition.
~ Ian Mcewan
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A man newly in love knows what life is.
~ Ian Mcewan
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And I suppose I was, in my mindless way, looking for something, a version of myself, a heroine I could slip inside as one might a pair of favorite old shoes.
~ Ian Mcewan
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I met evil and discovered God. I call it my discovery, but of course, it's nothing new, and it's not mine. Everyone has to make it for himself. People use different languages to describe it. I suppose all the great world religions began with individuals making inspired contact with a spiritual reality and then trying to keep that knowledge alive. Most of it gets lost in rules and practices and addiction to power.
~ Ian Mcewan
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She found his testicles first and, not at all afraid now, she curled her fingers softly around this extraordinary bristling item she had seen in different forms on dogs and horses, but had never quite believed could fit comfortably on adult humans.
~ Ian Mcewan
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He turned out the lamps and walked down to his bedroom. He had no preliminary sketch of an idea, not a scrap, not even a hunch, and he would not find it by sitting at the piano and frowning hard. It could come only in its own time. He knew from experience that the best he could do was relax, step back
~ Ian Mcewan
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Surely, there was grandeur in experiment.
~ Ian Mcewan
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En cet instant qui s'étiolait, il découvrit qu'il n'avait jamais éprouvé de haine envers quiconque jusqu'ici. C'était un sentiment aussi pur que l'amour, mais exempt de passion et d'une rationnalité glacée.
~ Ian Mcewan
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