Cause and effect Quote by Patricia Moyes

“in accordance with the primitive arrangement of things, the most trifling causes produce the greatest events, and the grandest undertakings end in the most…

— Nikolai Gogol

“The unexpected things in life are often the most interesting and can impact us greatly.”

— Art Hochberg

“Still - so many of the important times in life begin by seeming incidental.”

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

“happened over a short period of time, things that were linked to the past and were to have considerable impact on the future.”

— Jasper Cooper

“Most things happen for a reason and it may take years to discover why, but this is almost always for the better.”

— Ursula A. Ciller

“I think that as we experience things, they happen too quickly to be thoroughly analyzed.”

— Tasha Alexander

“You can’t invent a historically memorable event, unless it really happened.”

— Shulem Deen

“It is not always events that have touched us personally that affect us the most.”

— Elie Wiesel

“Cause and effect are linked that way in a twisted form. You can pile up all the worlds you like and the twisting will…

— Haruki Murakami

“Almost every major turning point in the history of mankind was a side-effect of totally unrelated intentions.”

— Abram Gitspof

“It was one of those subjects to which everything that slithers across your brain seems relevant. I find this to be true of most…

— Karen Joy Fowler

“alternate the theories you entertain about all things.”

— Padgett Powell