Quotes About Discovery

Que o amor acontece para a gente desacontecer.

O que se encontra nesta vida não resulta de procurarmos.

Segredos são fascinantes porque foram feitos para serem revelados.

Quem sai do seu lugar, nunca a si mesmo regressa.

As mulheres são muito extensas, a gente viaja-lhes, a gente sempre se perde.

Me formei em tristezas, sou cursada. A dor o que é? A dor é uma estrada: você anda por ela, no adiante da sua lonjura, para chegar a um outro lado. E esse lado é uma parte de nós que não conhecemos. Eu, por exemplo, já viajei muito dentro de mim...

A escola foi para mim como um barco: me dava acesso a outros mundos. Contudo, aquele ensinamento não me totalizava.

A dor é uma estrada: vocês anda por ela, no diante da sua lonjura, para chegar a um outro lado. E esse lado é uma parte de nós que não ocnhecemos. Eu, por exemplo, já viajei muito dentro de mim...

está-se escritor, não se é escritor. (...) o caminhar de um leão é uma dança em busca de corpo, o seu olhar foi feito para nos paralisar e nos roubar os sentidos. (...) O escritor faz?se como todas as pessoas se fazem: olhando o mundo como se fosse pela primeira vez e descobrindo no Tempo algo que pode ainda ser estreado.

Ideas, we all know, are not born in people's heads. They begin somewhere out there, loose wisps of smoke swirling directionless in their search for a befitting mind.

Traveling to Russia and Germany and being able to see the world at a young age was really cool for me, and I really liked that.

Attached to the survey was William Phipps Blake, a young geologist from a prominent Eastern family. Blake's party failed to discern a suitable railroad route, but he did stumble upon a remarkable geologic feature in the trackless desert.

the most effective problem-finders become adept at searching for and identifying patterns.

Can I truly discover how to integrate myself in the Force if I do not know who I am without it?" - Jacen Solo

under the same cross that Christopher Columbus's three caravels crossed the Atlantic to the New World.

In December 1945 an Egyptian peasant, digging for soft and fertile soil near the village of Nag Hammadi in upper Egypt, exhumed a red earthenware jar. It proved to contain thirteen codices— papyrus books or scrolls—bound in leather.

She was a novel whose plot became more interesting as I delved deeper into the book.

The theory of undirected evolution is already dead, but the work of science continues.

The pieces of the puzzle have a tendency to come together when you least expect it.

Scandinavia, though, really is terra incognita. The Romans didn't bother with it. Charlemagne couldn't care less.

Once that resigned acceptance of a discovery comes, we forget that there was once such a kerfuffle. We act as if this truth were always with us, that it is self-evident. We forget the decades of persecution someone endured in order to shepherd us to the view we would now die to defend. And so we become comfortable – so comfortable that we will wantonly persecute the man or woman who comes to disturb our peaceful state.

Sabrina turned back to the house and saw the horrible truth- a pair of legs was sticking out from beneath it and they were wearing a pari of shiny silver shoes with a remarkable red tint to them. She suddenly realized they hadn't just entered a story. They had entered one of the most famous stories ever told. "Daphne, I don't think we're in Ferryport Landing anymore.

Daphne, I don't think we're in Ferrypot Landing anymore. ~Sabrina Grimm

The only bad ideas are the ones never tried," Puck