Quotes About Altered
If the machinery for distribution in the present economic system of the world is incapable of properly distributing the productive wealth of nations, then that system is false and must be altered.
~ Gregor Strasser
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All the discussion in the meeting that day had centered on the impacts to humans. That would be the usual way of most such discussions; but whole biomes, whole ecologies would be altered, perhaps devastated. That was what they were saying, really, when they talked about the impact on humans: they would lose the support of the domesticated part of nature. Everything would become an exotic; everything would have to go feral.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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Just as he'd promised, we were breathing for each other—and still I couldn't get enough. For me, this was the game changer, a line in the sand. Life before our kiss; life after. ........ Tonight Arthur has changed me forever. He's pushed me over the edge, forcing me to become what had once been my worst nightmare. I am altered. Before Arthur. And after. There's no going back.
~ Kresley Cole
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Now I'm not pro-drug. They obviously cause a lot of damage. But I am pro-logic, and you're never going to stop the human need for release through altered consciousness. The government could take away all the drugs in the world and people would spin around on their lawn until they fell down and saw God.
~ Dennis Miller
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The hegemony of what was real had been altered, or broken, forever.
~ Jeff Vandermeer
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Know that in returning to your body, you are consenting to be racked by physical pain. Know that in returning to your body, you are consenting to undertake a jarring reimmersion into an altered life. Some Citizen Agents have chosen not to return. They have left their bodies behind, and now they glitter sublimely in the heavens. In the new heroism, the goal is to transcend individual life, with its petty pains and loves, in favor of the dazzling collective.
~ Jennifer Egan
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always a challenge. You must come to understand the person, the motivations, the key events that altered the course of history.
~ Robert A. Carter
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My fingers find his. They are warm, pulsing with genetically altered blue blood, powered by mirror matter.
~ Georgia Clark, Parched
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With that news her life had been abruptly, irrevocably altered. Come
~ Erik Larson
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And his prospects … they were altered in the Crimea. Everyone who went there was changed by it, everyone who survived was damaged. It was impossible not to be." She brushed the mist from her hair with the back of one hand. "You cannot bathe in blood every night," she said, "and emerge the next morning unstained." Michael
~ Robert Masello
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Our senses are not only altered, but often stupefied by the passions of the soul.
~ Roger Ariew
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No cardinal or essential doctrine is altered by any textual variant that has plausibility of going back to the original. The evidence for that has not changed to this day.
~ Lee Strobel
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Truly Virgil was right: love was a form of sickness. It altered people, made them behave in strange and irrational ways.
~ Donna Woolfolk Cross
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Her life was shameful and lonely. There was no longer any hope for her, there was no chance of escape. Yet, in spite of her humiliation and the despair which possessed her, she still remained in some part of her soul aloof and untouched. It was the hard centre of her being which never altered. Nothing could touch that.
~ Anna Kavan
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The house felt strange. Altered. Like someone had come in during the day and shrunk all the furniture just a tiny bit.
~ Anne Ursu
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metaphysics, the mood becomes that of dialectical uniformity and disinterestedness, which ponder sin as something that cannot withstand the scrutiny of thought. The concept of sin is also altered, for sin is indeed to be overcome, yet
~ Soren Kierkegaard
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One word is spoken aloud and the world changes.
~ Alice Hoffman
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O God! what a thing it is to be a ghost, cowering and shivering in an altered world, a prey to apprehension and despair!
~ Ambrose Bierce
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Thus spake Schubal. It was, to be sure, a clear and manly statement, and from the altered expression of the listeners one might have thought they were hearing a human voice for the first time after a long interval.
~ Franz Kafka
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the fair had completely altered for him. The merry grinding of the roller skates, the cheerful if ironic music, the cries of the little children on their goose-necked steeds, the procession of queer pictures—all this had suddenly become transcendentally awful and tragic, distant, transmuted, as it were some final impression on the senses of what the earth was like, carried over into an obscure region of death, a gathering thunder of immedicable sorrow.
~ Malcolm Lowry
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Agency. Self-determination. Dignity. Solidarity. We could not discount the potential impact of even one such altered perspective on a young girl, her family, and, eventually, on an entire community.
~ Samantha Power
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You come in all clammed up, defences in depth, alibi-systems long established, delusions full-blown. In order to have a chance of staying sober, or rather of staying dry and becoming sober, you've got to change. Nobody likes to change. What you really want, when you come into hospital, even for the second or third or ninth time, is to stay just who you are and not drink. That's not possible, of course. Jack-Who-Drinks has got to alter into Jack-Who-Does- Not -Drink- And -Likes-It.
~ John Berryman
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Most groups patent ways of using genetic discoveries as part of non-obvious diagnostic and therapeutic protocols and slightly or greatly altered genes.
~ George M. Church
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At some indeterminate point in their life cycles, they cause themselves to be placed in artificial stone or wooden cocoons, or chrysalises. They have an idea that they will someday emerge from these in an altered state, which they symbolize with carvings of themselves with wings. However, we did not observe that any had actually done so.
~ Margaret Atwood
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