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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 7dd1402 | You break it, you own it. | Colin Powell | ||
| a8b93d0 | This may sound a little improper, but when the Vice President and I are alone it's Colin and Dick. | Colin Powell | ||
| cdaab88 | Being responsible sometimes means pissing people off. | Colin Powell | ||
| 5a1b2dc | I may be down, but never out. An infantry officer can do anything. | Colin Powell | ||
| 9fe16b5 | As successes come your way, remember that you didn't do it alone. It is always we. | Colin Powell | ||
| a3aa436 | The people in my life made me what I am. | Colin Powell | ||
| 72d8141 | I find that as my knowledge grows, so my appreciation deepens. | Colin Tudge | ||
| 3181d0e | Every society has cause to know that the beneficence of the Earth cannot be taken for granted. | Colin Tudge | ||
| 6bcacfa | The crucial notion that the world has not always been the way it is now. | Colin Tudge | ||
| a1953a4 | The effect of natural selection over time is to change the composition of the gene pool. | Colin Tudge | ||
| 720a126 | Nature is endlessly inventive, yet endlessly reinvents. | Colin Tudge | ||
| 75cb444 | In short, we are innately bad at introspection. | Colin Tudge | ||
| 50aae82 | Natural selection is not concerned with dignity--only with reproductive success. | Colin Tudge | ||
| a08c8b9 | Nature's rules are universal, and nature has no taste. | Colin Tudge | ||
| f29e45d | The Outsider may be an artist, but the artist is not necessarily an Outsider. | Colin Wilson | ||
| 17fc920 | What can characterize the Outsider is a sense of strangeness, or unreality. | Colin Wilson | ||
| f179f4a | The Outsider has his proper place in the Order of Society, as the impractical dreamer. | Colin Wilson | ||
| ad70087 | The vitality of the ordinary members of society is dependent it's Outsiders. | Colin Wilson | ||
| 1258072 | the Outsider's problem is the problem of denial of self-expression. | Colin Wilson | ||
| 657cdfe | Pessimism is a leaden weight around the feet. Defeat is always self-chosen. | Colin Wilson | ||
| bda3493 | It seems that thought itself has a power for which it has never been given credit. | Colin Wilson | ||
| 4fbe43b | Crowley wanted to be a magician because he wanted power -- power over other people. | Colin Wilson | ||
| b27a4cd | The "passion for incredulity" can produce as much self-deception as the uncritical will to believe. | Colin Wilson | ||
| 0ccb9c7 | Something in his mind had snapped and he began collecting comics. | Collecting | ||
| 5cf0594 | I hate being on my best behavior. It brings out the absolute worst in me. | Colleen McCullough | ||
| 94f9867 | The lovely thing about being forty is that you can appreciate twenty-five-year-old men more. | Colleen McCullough | ||
| 8879946 | As good be out of the world as out of the fashion. | Colley Cibber | ||
| fb0f128 | Prithee don't screw your wit beyond the compass of good manners. | Colley Cibber | ||
| 6027b5a | Possession is eleven points in the law. | Colley Cibber | ||
| ddc6f55 | Words are but empty thanks. | Colley Cibber | ||
| 17bfc9a | Our hours in love have wings; in absence, crutches. | Colley Cibber | ||
| 3de3cb1 | This business will never hold water. | Colley Cibber | ||
| 923a00c | Old houses mended,Cost little less than new before they're ended. | Colley Cibber | ||
| 7ec4fbe | Oh, how many torments lie in the small circle of a wedding ring! | Colley Cibber | ||
| f864f8b | O say what is this thing call'd Light,Which I must ne'er enjoy | Colley Cibber | ||
| 3948605 | Persuasion tips his tongue whene'er he talks,And he has chambers in King's Bench walks. | Colley Cibber | ||
| 91b7c10 | Now, by St. Paul, the work goes bravely on. | Colley Cibber | ||
| df595be | The aspiring youth that fired the Ephesian domeOutlives in fame the pious fool that rais'd it. | Colley Cibber | ||
| ea444a7 | Off with his head--; so much for Buckingham. | Colley Cibber | ||
| d59c07b | And the ripe harvest of the new-mown hayGives it a sweet and wholesome odour. | Colley Cibber | ||
| 888b627 | With clink of hammers closing rivets up. | Colley Cibber | ||
| 5a2b83c | A weak invention of the enemy. | Colley Cibber | ||
| bae409b | Losers must have leave to speak. | Colley Cibber | ||
| 875c912 | The will for the deed. | Colley Cibber |