Doctor Quote by Michael Lewis

“You could tell him whatever you wanted, but he knew what he knew, and if what you said contradicted what he knew, he simply…

— Michael Wolff

“We . . . go out into the Waste Land of Experts, each knowing so much about so little that he can neither be…

— G.M. Young

This solitude opressed her; she was accustomed to have her thoughts confirmed by others or, at all events, contradicted; it was too dreadful not…

— Anonymous

I took Alexey Brodovitch course at the New School. He taught me something that I've always remembered: After we did the initial assignment, he…

— Jerry Schatzberg

“What good were the rules of time when the rules of magic contradicted them.”

— Orson Scott Card

“Perhaps some of my hearers this evening may have occasionally heard it stated of me that I am rather apt to contradict myself. I…

— John Ruskin

Husbands do not care to be contradicted. Indeed, I do not know anyone who does.

— Barbara Mertz

“She contradicted the Freudians and development psychologists by suggesting that we modify our behaviour depending on the environment we are in. Her conclusion: children…

— Mikael Krogerus

“He had very few doubts, and when the facts contradicted his views on life, he shut his eyes in disapproval.”

— Hermann Hesse

“As a purely intellectual matter, nothing was suddenly discovered in the 1960s that contradicted the biblical witness on fornication, adultery, and homosexuality, or that…

— Ross Douthat

Your loyalness, so much more important to be proven to those around you, than to be contradicted by them who are against you.

— Cayla Friend

“No one can know a false thing, one can only believe it with certainty until it is contradicted. (Page 7)”

— Orson Scott Card

When I was younger I had my problems, and one of the hardest things I had to come to terms with was that I…

— Fab Moretti

“Your fortune is yet doubtful: when I examined your face, one trait contradicted another.”

— Charlotte Brontë

“You and I, Sir John," said Mrs. Jennings, "should never stand upon such ceremony." "Then you would be very ill-bred," cried Mr. Palmer. "My…

— Jane Austen