Quotes About Shift

Maybe we all change over time.

That before-and-after-feel, as though this was going to be the end of one time and the beginning of another.

specifically instructed, moving from one model that

Shift laughed. 'The ways in which you want to think badly of me are interesting.' 'Who eats mice?

Once unloaded, everything has to be lugged through

Women are at the forefront of that kind of revolution now—a paradigm shift away from a gendered value system where the male experience is at the center of reality and all other ways of being, thinking, feeling, and doing are at the periphery.

You have to stop doing, you know, human stuff," I called. "It is seriously creepy coming from a wolf.

Dying to something old, a pattern that is comfortable in its dysfunction, so that one can move to a different system, a new freedom.

But never mind, Olive thinks now. You move aside and make way for the new.

People always kept moving, her mother had said, it's the American way. Moving west, moving south, marrying up, marrying down, getting divorced—but moving.

There is little doubt that we are in the midst of a revolution of a much more profound and fundamental nature than the social and political revolutions of the last half century.

With Saint Augustine, we come to the end of the road as far as the Greco-Roman world is concerned.

the commercial stage represents the greatest change from the past.

Civilizations do not then "fall"—they are merely replaced by another culture, which is the product of the new population.

An era can be said to end when its basic illusions are exhausted.

The world progresses! Why shouldn't it turn as well?

Le monde n'a pas d'âge. L'humanité se déplace, simplement. (The world has no age. Humanity simply changes place.)

Allí jamás será aquí

Things can change in a day.

It is the land of perpetual pubescence, where cultural lag is mistaken for renaissance.

Let me be your plot twist.

For me, 'revolution' simply means radical change.

History is always changing.

Foreshadowing a decisive shift in the balance of power from elected to nonelected institutions, a mentally and physically unfit Ghulam Mohammed mocked parliamentary practice by appointing a "cabinet of talents" that included General Ayub Khan as defense minister and Iskander Mirza as interior minister with the doyen of the civil bureaucracy, Chaudhri Mohammad Ali, retaining the all- important finance portfolio