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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 7ba0b1a | Understanding music simply means not being irritated or puzzled by it. | Charles Rosen | ||
| 0a1b335 | It is above all through landscape that music joins Romantic art and literature. | Charles Rosen | ||
| ea48a43 | By an object, I mean anything that we can think, i.e. anything we can talk about. | Charles Sanders Peirce | ||
| 6bbfc68 | The entire universe is perfused with signs, if it is not composed exclusively of signs. | Charles Sanders Peirce | ||
| fd3bacb | Do not block the way of inquiry. | Charles Sanders Peirce | ||
| a0afe56 | The idea does not belong to the soul; it is the soul that belongs to the idea. | Charles Sanders Peirce | ||
| 7f372de | Let us not pretend to doubt in philosophy what we do not doubt in our hearts. | Charles Sanders Peirce | ||
| 7733acb | All the evolution we know of proceeds from the vague to the definite. | Charles Sanders Peirce | ||
| 35c8c30 | Mere imagination would indeed be mere trifling; only no imagination is mere. | Charles Sanders Peirce | ||
| 7cdf41d | It is difficult to get a hearing from busy men for even a great new truth. | Charles Scott Sherrington | ||
| 6b6d435 | It's the usual sensation mongering; the news services will say anything for an effect. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 1e24837 | War was senseless. And yet war came creeping steadily closer. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| bc7c277 | They saw every event through the distorting lens of their own paranoia. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 87027b7 | He was still young enough to hate looking like a fool more than anything in the world. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 6d3549b | To a political mind, everything is politics. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 68c78a6 | Sometimes wealth and power merely created the desire for more of the same. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 15e0e1e | It sounds reasonable to me.""Reasonable, but not true. Big difference." | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 941ad25 | But mere plausibility did not make the statement true. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 7d8edd1 | Mathematics is universal. But very little else is. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 5c16c00 | Everyone was polite; no one was happy. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 303291f | Be an optimist! It's the only way to live. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 4a7ef92 | No purpose is served by making private suffering into a public event. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 0231c49 | That's why we want it. Impossible gadgets are always the most valuable. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 7799d92 | Don't confuse caution with cowardice. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 5157b5f | Old habits did not just die hard. They refused to die at all. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 0a5e532 | If you win too easy, better ask what's going on that you don't know about. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| ce5c712 | But no one, no matter how intelligent, could make good inferences from bad data. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| af87c71 | What I found was worse than diversity--it was insanity. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| ecc5161 | Darya had a few moments of wild hope before logic intruded. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 32da909 | One form of insanity bears the name curiosity. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 95b114f | When a person was so consistently wrong, it was time to give up having opinions. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 1c0d917 | He was a professional trouble-shooter. That was a fancy name for an idiot. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| add8e25 | Improbable as it seems, I think she admires you more than me. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| c8b0fb5 | His mind was as furiously active as his hormones. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 7c4101a | When you have something to do, do it. When you have nothing to do, sleep. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| d2af192 | Idle wishing for circumstances different from what you had was a waste of time. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| 9a1126e | You crazy? You've got me confused with a guy who cares about other people. | Charles Sheffield | ||
| ae1ddb5 | Mind your till, and till your mind. | Charles Spurgeon | ||
| 016ce52 | It needs more skill than I can tellTo play the second fiddle well. | Charles Spurgeon | ||
| 2c89f56 | Holiness is the architectural plan upon which God buildeth up His living temple. | Charles Spurgeon | ||
| 504358a | Women are best when they are quiet. | Charles Spurgeon | ||
| 365ce4b | Jesus was a great worker, and His disciples must not be afraid of hard work. | Charles Spurgeon | ||
| 0fdf955 | Fellow citizens:The hour to try your souls and to redeem your pledges has arrived. | Charles Stewart Parnell | ||
| 6149c78 | Do what is beyond your strength even should you fail sometimes. | Charles Stewart Parnell |