Philosophy Quote by David Guterson

“I used to feel sorry for them, or sad. Not so much any more. Now I wonder what they did, and I know what…

— Chris Adrian

“Some natural disasters were preferable to the sorts that people could wreak upon each other.”

— Mark Lawrence

“It's hard to feel sorry for those willing to fling themselves into disaster. They are their own undoing, my dear. They bring it upon…

— Serena Valentino

“The people became no less than what they were to begin with—in some cases they became horrifyingly more. They were never destroyed. They were…

— Harper Lee

“He spun away from his friends. Glanced down. The puddles were now undulating fiercely against the jagged rocks lining the ground. They were still…

— Gena Showalter

“It was the fact that they tried so hard that doomed them.”

— Alexandra Robbins

“They'd tried, him and Snow. They'd tried and they'd failed, and that felt so much better than not having tried at all.”

— Stephen Deas

“How can you avert these disasters?”

— Fred Kofman

“Sorry, but all I can think about are those people who were stranded in the snow and had to eat one another.”

— J. Lynn

“as they drifted they had gathered trouble and a great deal of peculiar knowledge about human beings, what human beings would do or say…

— Paulette Jiles

“They had survived, when so many had not. And no one ­else could understand what it was like to bear it, unless they had…

— Sarah J. Maas

“They were wounded. They were victims. If only they had everything they'd ever wanted, then they'd be okay. But because they didn't, it was…

— Sarah Addison Allen