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“When you encounter sophistication in the creation of a female character, you thank the writers and you claim it.”

Character Creation Female Claims Encounters Female Characters Sophistication

Author:Vera Farmiga

“Im not one of those authors who claims to hear voices in my head or let the characters speak through me, whatever that might mean.”

Mean Character Might Speak Voice Claims Voices In My Head

Author:Robin Wasserman

“Miracles have no claim whatever to the character of historical facts and are wholly invalid as evidence of any revelation.”

Character Facts Atheism Evidence Miracle Claims Historical Positive Atheism Revelations Historical Facts

Book:Three Essays on Religion

Source: Three Essays on Religion

“The image cannot be dispossessed of a primordial freshness, which idea can never claim. An idea is derivative and tamed. The imageis in the natural or wild state, and it has to be discovered there, not put there, obeying its own law and none of ours. We think we can lay hold of image and take it captive, but the docile captive is not the real image but only the idea, which is the image with its character beaten out of it.”

Thinking Ideas Real States Character Law Natural Claims Lays Beaten Captives Freshness Obeying Derivatives Tamed Docile

Author:John Crowe Ransom

“In making Achilles and Patroclus lovers, I wasn't trying to speak for all gay men, just as when I write straight characters, I don't claim to speak for all straight people. My job as an author is to give voice to these very particular characters - these two men, in this time, and in this place”

People Men Giving Writing Trying Two Character Jobs Speak Voice Particular Lovers Gay Claims Gay Men Achilles Patroclus

Author:Madeline Miller

“In liberal society we claim that freedom of speech is sacred and therefore has an absolute character. But we know (or should know) that "free speech" inhabits a structured space: not only is "hate speech" legally forbidden in liberal societies, but there are also laws protecting the circulation of copyrighted material, and the reproduction of trademarks and patents without explicit permission.”

“While a forgery illegally exploits the elitist taste for rarity, a kitsch object insists on its anti elitist availability. The deceptive character of kitsch does not lie in whatever it may have in common with actual forgery but in its claim to supply its consumers with essentially the same kinds and qualities of beauty as those embodied in unique or rare and inaccessible originals.”

Kind May Doe Character Lying Common Quality Objects Taste Unique Claims Originals Consumers Exploits Deceptive Availability Elitist Kitsch Inaccessible Rarity Forgery

Author:Matei Calinescu

“Different groups are differentially vulnerable to advertising; and their vulnerability varies not so much with the character or quantity of advertisements as with the informational resources they can claim by age, education, station in life, and government guarantees of consumer protection.”

Different Character Government Age Groups Resources Claims Protection Advertising Vulnerable Consumers Vulnerability Guarantees Stations Quantity Vary Advertisements Consumer Protection

Book:Advertising, The Uneasy Persuasion (RLE Advertising): Its Dubious Impact on American Society

Source: Advertising, The Uneasy Persuasion (RLE Advertising): Its Dubious Impact on American Society

“The true civilization is where every man gives to every other every right that he claims for himself.”

Men Giving Character Virtue Honesty Integrity Civilization Diversity Claims Social Justice Every Man

Book:The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll

Source: The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll

“The character [Maigret] is bound to change and develop, and I wouldn't like to claim that we are perfectly formed straight out of the box. I think it's what I'd call an 'optimistic start'. As you know, for me, no glass is anything other than half empty, so I apologise for my reticence in terms of promoting this programme.”

Thinking Knows Character Term Half Empty Claims Bounds Glasses Boxes Optimistic Promoting Programmes Half Empty Reticence

Author:Rowan Atkinson

“There is really no fiction or non-fiction; there is only narrative. One mode of perception has no greater claim on the truth than the other; that the distance has perhaps to do with distance - narrative distance - from the characters; it has to do with the kind of voice that is talking, but it certainly hasn't to do with the common distribution between fact and imagination.”

Kind Character Facts Voice Imagination Common Fiction Talking Greater Perception Claims Distance Narrative Distribution Non Fiction

Author:E. L. Doctorow

“Animals are more than ever a test of our character, of mankind's capacity for empathy and for decent, honorable conduct and faithful stewardship. We are called to treat them with kindness, not because they have rights or power or some claim to equality, but in a sense because they don't; because they all stand unequal and powerless before us.”

Character Animal Kindness Rights Mankind Empathy Capacity Tests Treats Claims Faithful Decent Honorable Powerless Stewardship

Book:Dominion: The Power of Man, the Suffering of Animals, and the Call to Mercy

Source: Dominion: The Power of Man, the Suffering of Animals, and the Call to Mercy

“While I can make no claim for having introduced the term "rugged individualism," I should be proud to have invented it. It has been used by American leaders for over a half-century in eulogy of those God-fearing men and women of honesty whose stamina and character and fearless assertion of rights led them to make their own way in life.”

Source: Challenge Liberty

“Men professing godliness offer their bodies upon Satan's altar, and burn the incense of tobacco to his satanic majesty. Does this statement seem severe? The offering must be presented to some deity. Since God is pure and holy, and will accept nothing defiling in its character, He refuses this expensive, filthy, and unholy sacrifice; therefore we conclude that Satan is the one who claims the honor.”

Source: Steps to Christ for a Joy-Filled Life

“I will now claim - until dispossesed - that I was the first person in the world to apply the typewriter to literature. ... The early machine was full of caprices, full of defects- devilish ones. It had as many immoralities as the machine of today has virtues. After a year or two I found that it was degrading my character, so I thought I would give it to Howells. ... He took it home to Boston, and my morals began to improve, but his have never recovered.”

World Giving Years Firsts Persons Two Character Home Today Found Literature Moral Virtue Machines Claims Defects Boston First Person Typewriters Immorality Degrading Caprice Devilish

Author:Mark Twain