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“I was seething. I told him that “the clock is ticking” and that our patience with their lack of political progress was running out.…

— Robert M. Gates

“A wave of embarrassment washed over him, and he checked to see if any of his posters had noticed. They stayed put, emotionless and…

— Ariel Dorfman

“He scoffed and started pacing again. 'Please, America, you've said and done so many things, I'm surprised you can even be embarrassed anymore.”

— Kiera Cass

“He was new to the sycophancy and cowardice of men; their inability to think alone appalled him as much as did their need to…

— Kate O'Brien

“I had the feeling that all over America such stupid arguments were taking place on street corners and in bars and restaurants. All over…

— William S. Burroughs

“The big question was, what all was this society up to? They’d certainly been in and out of his office, as well as accidently…

— Kirsten Fullmer

“He said, “You misunderstand. We did not kill the nuggies and the other folk hereabouts. They see us, and then they commonly die.” “Of…

— Harry Turtledove

“The fact that he even wanted to continue being in presence after this third and most embarrassing encounter yet said something about him. He…

— Megan Squires

“And his principal complaint about other human beings was that they so seldom noticed it when they were happy. If this isn't nice, I…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“He just stared blankly at the carnage and cried. A weak man. A man who couldn’t stand up for what he believed in because…

— Julian Lorr

“He took the risk and his people had died. He blamed himself. It didn't reflect in his face, but I saw it in his…

— Ilona Andrews

“How his hatred seethed in search of a justifiable excuse.”

— Norman Mailer