"Courage is acting in spite of fear."

-- Howard W. Hunter

#Acting Quotes #Spite Quotes

“When a man ain't got no ideas of his own, he'd ought to be kind o' careful who he borrows 'em from.”

Source : Owen Wister (2016). “WESTERN CLASSICS COLLECTION: The Promised Land, The Virginian, Lin McLean, Red Man and White, The Jimmyjohn Boss, Napoleon Shave-Tail, Hank's Woman, A Kinsman of Red Cloud, Padre Ignacio and more: Historical Novels, Adventures and Romances, Including the First Cowboy Novel Set in the Wild West”, p.360, e-artnow
“Finally it may be said that the temple endowment is not secret. All who meet the requirements for entrance to the temple may enjoy it.”
“Disco is just pop music you can dance to.”
“Unquiet meals make ill digestions.”
“I think having not only personal connections with friends and family I'm able to pull from, but having a connection with so many people through social media, it also feels like I have a relationship with those people that follow me. And feel that what I'm going through, they've gone through something similar, and that's why we've connected. And they're the ones that make it into that body of work that represents them or that time in their life, because we've found each other.”

Source : Source: www.avclub.com
“I became a connoisseur of that nasty thud a manuscript makes when it comes through the letter box.”
“An ounce of emotion is equal to a ton of facts.”
“In discussing the state of the atmosphere following a nuclear exchange, we point especially to the effects of the many fires that would be ignited by the thousands of nuclear explosions in cities, forests, agricultural fields, and oil and gas fields. As a result of these fires, the loading of the atmosphere with strongly light absorbing particles in the submicron size range (1 micron = 10-6 m) would increase so much that at noon solar radiation at the ground would be reduced by at least a factor of two and possibly a factor of greater than one hundred.”

Source : "The Atmosphere after a Nuclear War: Twilight at Noon". AMBIO, A Journal of the Human Environment, January 1982.

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