Quotes About Discovery
But some feelings take a long time, they sort of grow behind your back. You turn around thirty years later and there they are.
~ Elizabeth Hay
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To see things in surprising ways, you have to extend yourself a bit.
~ Elizabeth Hickey
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The discovery of her life was that she herself didn't actually need money, apart from a little cash for those relationships with taxi drivers and officials of the Great Western Railway which can only be expressed financially.
~ Elizabeth Ironside
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When one peels back an onion, all they have done is reveal a smaller onion.
~ Elizabeth James
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It was foolish to indulge in elaborate preconceptions: anticipation was a featherweight, doomed to compete with the inevitable, convincing bulk of reality. The trouble was that one had to face reality without knowing beforehand precisely what it was to be. One had somehow to discover and tread the hard, between the sloughs of fearing the worst and hoping for the best.
~ Elizabeth Jane Howard
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Siamo abituati a pensare che lo shock coincida con la scoperta di qualcosa che non ci aspettavamo, mentre spesso coincide con il venire a galla di certe nostre paure profonde.
~ Elizabeth Jane Howard
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Es war herrlich, frei zu sein, ihr Zuhause verlassen zu können, allmählich Dinge herauszufinden über Menschen, die nicht zur Familie gehörten. Alles kann passieren, dachte sie, wirklich alles! Und ich will auch, dass es passiert - was immer es ist.
~ Elizabeth Jane Howard
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I ran my finger over the text, then held the book up to my face, closed my eyes, and inhaled the sweet-sour scent of old paper and binding glue. Did everyone who loved books do this when they encountered a new one?
~ Elizabeth Joy Arnold
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I remembered how it had been first learning to read, how the squiggles of print finally organized themselves slowly and painfully into words, then pieced together into sentences with meaning. Now, for the first time, the squiggles were releasing actual worlds... All of them surfacing from the page so real that when I finally closed my eyes, I was amazed their lives didn't continue around me. A whole world somehow tucked back into the book, waiting for me to set it free.
~ Elizabeth Joy Arnold
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perhaps,thought Felix,that's what magic is--physics with a different twist to it. my world just hasn't discovered the twist.
~ Elizabeth Kay
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It'll turn out you mean love,' Sholto said. 'At the moment math is the only thing that excites you so you're nosing around numbers as if numbers are life. But in two years you'll be telling me about some boy.
~ Elizabeth Knox
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That's Lucifer's heresy—that God didn't make the world, only found it. And that when He made angels it was an attempt to discover how people worked by copying them.
~ Elizabeth Knox
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How many people must have sailed out and vanished on the Pacific before you found Easter Island?
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
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One biographer summed up Lyell's influence on Darwin as follows: "Without Lyell there would have been no Darwin." Darwin himself, after publishing his account of the voyage of the Beagle and also a volume on coral reefs, wrote, "I always feel as if my books came half out of Lyell's brains.
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
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this thing of venturing out on the ocean where you don't see land.
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
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On our way over to see the bird
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
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recent estimates suggest there are at least two million tropical insect species and perhaps as many as seven million.
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
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Roth pulled a second glove over the first and grabbed what looked like a video game remote.
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
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amphibian fossils are so rare.
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
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Walter [Alvarez] dubbed the formation the "Crater of Doom." It became more widely known, after the nearest town, as the Chicxulub crater.
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
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The teeth had roots the length of a human hand, and each one weighed nearly ten pounds.
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
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The first view I got of Suci was her prodigious backside.
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
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This is the Mona Lisa of paleontology.
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
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They were presented to Louis XV, who installed them in his museum, the Cabinet du Roi. Decades later, maps of the Ohio River valley were still largely blank, except for the Endroit où on a trouvé des os d'Éléphant—the "place where the elephant bones were found." (Today the "place where the elephant bones were found" is a state park in Kentucky known as Big Bone Lick.) Longueuil's bones confounded everyone who examined them.
~ Elizabeth Kolbert
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