American Quote by George Orwell

“If it's by an American it's certain to be filth. That's all they write about.”

— Roald Dahl

“made to the American people. He”

— Bill O'Reilly

“[Americans] were, for one thing, so smitten with the idea of progress that they invented things without having any idea whether those things would…

— Bill Bryson

“America's greatest revelation was not the atom bomb, not Fundamentalism, not fat farms, not Elvis, not even the quite astute observation that gentlemen prefer…

— Marisha Pessl

“Americans were known for a zealous and often immoderate attachment to the United States and all it represented.”

— David H. Finnie

“There was a chemical solution to all of America’s food needs, which had been whittled away for years and years and honed down with…

— Kenneth Eade

“I don’t think I like American inventions [...] I am quite sure I don’t. I read some American novels lately, and they were quite…

— Oscar Wilde

“America’s not really a melting pot. It’s more like one of those divided metal plates with separate sections for starch, meat, and veggies.”

— Nicola Yoon

“Americans have many admirable characteristics, but literary taste is rare among them.”

— Elizabeth Peters

“Without monstrous distortions, I was slowly learning, without lies and hypocrisy, one cannot have the idealized American life I so longed for.”

— Joshua Ferris

“Remember, philosophically speaking, Americans are mongrels —practical materialists but with a dreamy streak of divine approval.”

— Geoffrey Wood

“Wake up, you idiots! Whatever made you think paper was so valuable?”

— Kurt Vonnegut