Quotes About Whims

you just had to go with the president's whims. As for the president, it was quite clear that deciding between contradictory policy approaches was not his style of leadership. He simply hoped that difficult decisions would make themselves.

History indulges strange whims in the way it dresses its women.

A sociologist is a zoologist who has statistics of unstable thinking, whims. Author: Musin Almat Zhumabekovich

Never depend on the multitude, full of instability and whims; always take precautions against it.

To find oneself at the mercy of the people's whims, thanks to universal suffrage, is what liberalism calls the guarantee of freedom.

Common good, general will, historical necessity, are the names with which the flatterer christens the whims of force.

Responding to Fukuyama's thesis in 1989, Allan Bloom was full of foreboding about the gathering revolts against a world that 'has been made safe for reason as understood by the market', and 'a global common market the only goal of which is to minister to men's bodily needs and whims'.

No fickleness in flight like that of wind or women's fancy,

Babyland, a country where sleep is forbidden and day is indistinguishable from night, a walled-off kingdom governed by the whims of a tiny, absolute monarch.