Chemistry Quote by Alan Bradley

“How could you rise anew if you have not first become ashes?”

— Friedrich Nietzsche

“Science, I am told, is making great strides, experimenting, groping after things which no sane man has ever dreamed of before – without being…

— Walter de la Mare

“Maybe  there's no scientific evidence of desserts curing what ails you, but if you ask me, the jury's still out on science anyway. ”

— Crystal Cestari

“Was that the point about scattering ashes: that in the end they looked the same? Not just the snout and the tail, but a…

— Clive Barker

“Isn't that the justification used by every scientist who made something wonderful, only to discover that they've made something terrible? 'We did it for…

— Mira Grant

“I would rather be ashes than dust! I would rather that my spark burn out in a brilliant blaze than it be stifled by…

— Jack London

“We should remark the grace and fascination that there is even in the incidentals of Nature's processes.. When a loaf of bread,. for instance,.…

— Marcus Aurelius

“Worrying about the past is tending the ashes instead of the fire.”

— A.R. Simmons

“When we neared the orchard a flock of birds lit from its outer rows. They hadn't been there long. The branches shook with their…

— Kevin Powers

“I never knew any man who had once tasted the sweetness of experimental knowledge, that ever afterward fasted after ye Vapour garlick and onions…

— Carl Zimmer

“What's so wonderful about experiments is that often they don't work. They do blow up in the oven; the Bride of Frankenstein does crawl…

— Susie Bright

“The sun had come up brilliantly after a heavy rain, and the trees were glistening and very wet. On some impulse, plain exuberance, I…

— Marilynne Robinson