Quotes About Mystery
The universe was vast, but that fact terrified him less than its mystery. George was not a person who thought deeply on such matters, yet sometimes it seemed to him that men were like children amusing themselves in some secluded playground, protected from the fierce realities of the outer world.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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Kat?l?yorum Tanya. Ama Haldane'in ünlü sözünü hat?rla: Evren sadece hayal ettiÄŸimizden daha garip deÄŸil; hayal edebileceÄŸimizden daha garip.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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Magic is just science we don't understand yet
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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There were no mysterious murders to baffle the police and to arouse in a million breasts the moral indignation that was often suppressed envy.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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Alexander Wainwright was a tall, handsome man in the late forties. He was, Stormgren knew, completely honest, and therefore doubly dangerous.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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Orice tehnologie suficient de avansat? nu poate fi deosebit? de magie.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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Adamski's Disease.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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The stars are not for Man.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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Nicole looked around her. "Darkness everywhere," she said, almost to herself. "And somewhere in that darkness—if the word 'somewhere' even has any meaning—there was energy.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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I've murdered something beautiful, Jimmy told himself. But then Rama had killed him.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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the twilight zone
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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In that moment it seemed to Brant that from his hilltop he was looking over Time rather than Space: and in his ears there whispered the soughing of the winds of eternity as they sweep into the past.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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The Firstborn probably believed that in their universal cauterization they were being benevolent.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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There can be no reasonable doubt: the ancient mystery is solved at last. Yet, oh God, there were so many stars you could have used. What was the need to give these people to the fire, that the symbol of their passing might shine above Bethlehem?
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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mystery was piling upon mystery, and that for all his efforts he was getting further and further from any understanding of the truths he sought.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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Hogyan háborgathat bárki is egy két kilométer hosszú, fekete hasábot? És vajon milyen formában közölné a rosszallását?
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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The truth, as always, will be far stranger.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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Here was age inconceivable—but not death, for the Moon had never lived—until now.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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The date stamp, she noted, showed 4 B.C.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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oh my God - it's full of stars!
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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This is only a work of fiction , The Truth as always will be far stranger
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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There was no mistake. The leathery wings, the little horns, the barbed tail - all were there. The most terrible of all legends had come to life, out of the unknown past.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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De algum modo, não estava nem um pouco surpreso, nem alarmado. Pelo contrário, tinha uma sensação de expectativa tranquila, como sentirá quando os médicos espaciais lhe haviam aplicado testes com drogas alucinógenas. O mundo ao seu redor era estranho e maravilhoso, mas não havia nada a temer. Ele viajara aqueles milhões de quilômetros em busca de mistério; e agora, ao que parecia, o mistério vinha em sua direção.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
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As a rule, the more bizarre a thing is the less mysterious it proves to be. It is your commonplace, featureless crimes which are really puzzling, just as a commonplace face is the most difficult to identify.
~ Arthur Conan Doyle
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