“they were in that bulging-eyed, unreachable state human beings morph into right before they kill.” — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share Image
“First comes Coke, then asphalt, then power lines, then maybe education, justice, and human rights.” — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“The Oxford dons had accomplished the impossible. They made Africa boring.” — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“The news of suffering takes a new shape when you’re a parent. Fatherhood peels back a layer of skin, exposing a network of nerves… — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“We were about to undertake the most physical challenge of our lives on a diet the equivalent of s’mores.” — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“I can’t remember any time the Americans have delivered a worse mess than this. You know what they’re doing?” He bent forward and dropped… — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“Once I heard a remark made about a certain New York television reporter to the effect that he was the type who would have… — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“it takes no more than ten grown men to prevent a stationary car from getting away—” — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“you know everything you need to know about a guy by seeing how he treats waiters.” — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“That’s how the Islamists are,” Louis went on. “They keep changing and changing, but they’ll never give up on their goal to rule the… — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“The Soviet Union had just said dasvidaniya to itself, the Cold War had suddenly ended, the United States was embarking on the longest-running economic… — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“as soon as the Berlin Wall came crumbling down, the Mobutus became an embarrassment. There was suddenly no reason to prop them up. The… — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“if you’re wondering if we were absolutely insane to march out into the middle of the desert and place our lives in the hands… — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“There’s this notion, lived just about every day out here, that nothing’s easy but anything’s possible.” — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
“There’s always that thrill of learning something new, feeling your brain grow inside your head, no matter what that something is.” — Jeffrey Gettleman Copy Share
