Quote by Steven D. Levitt

“I remember saying that human societies were like apples. The bigger, the less taste.”

— Bergsveinn Birgisson

“Just because there is one bad apple in the barrow, does not mean all the apples are bad. If you dig into the barrow,…

— Angela Brown

“But discoveries are what usually egg us on. Not finding anything would be very bad indeed.”

— John Brockman

“One bad apple doesn't necessarily spoil the bunch,but it might make you consider oranges”

— Prentiss Upmost Harris

If you put good apples into a bad situation, you’ll get bad apples.

— Anonymous

“One makes their own luck, good or ill... and there are no guesses, merely faulty concentration.”

— Richard A. Knaak

“AN APPLE CAN MAKE YOU WISE.”

— DAVE SANTI

“Before an apple tree is planted, no one will know how many apples will one day sprout from it. It's all about potential, and…

— Wendy Mass

“We can count how many seeds are in the apple, but not how many apples are in the seed.”

— Ken Kesey

“There's a million what-ifs in life. You just have to keep yourself from thinking about the bad ones.”

— Juliette Fay

“If we are not willing to risk what we have now, we will never find out what we could have.”

— Joyce Meyer

“I never saw such a bunch of apple-eaters.”

— J.D. Salinger