Als Quote by Douglas Adams

“An island, on the other hand, is small. There are fewer species, and the competition for survival has never reached anything like the pitch…

— Douglas Adams

“Then, seemingly from out of nowhere, appeared sea gulls… forming a welcoming committee for an island I hadn’t the slightest desire to visit.”

— William Waterman Sherman

“Just as islands—isolated places with unique, rich biodiversity—have relevance for the ecosystems everywhere, so does studying seemingly isolated or overlooked people and events from…

— Margot Lee Shetterly

“Because this island is full of inimical phenomena.”

— H.G. Wells

“Whoever said that thing about how no man is an island probably doesn't live on one.”

— Tim Hall

“Wooded islands foregrounded the mainland darkly.”

— Miranda Weiss

“How, in the first place, did a peripheral island rise from primitive squalor to world domination?”

— Thomas Sowell

“The country has turned its loyal inhabitants into wanderers similar to the survivors of an apocalypse.”

— Rami Ollaik

“There ain't no island left for islanders like me.”

— Billy Joel

“People who are easily offended should live on an island to avoid offenses!”

— Mary Hall-Rayford

Not everybody has the chance to grow up on an island.

— Dimitri Payet

“Can the potential isolation of living on an island of our own frame of reference be banished by simple concurrences that become the currency…

— Nora Bateson