Warren Eyster Quotes

Like all vain men, he had moments of unreasonable confidence.

It seems to be Latin American destiny to always have the United States say 'amen.

The best way to avoid becoming a scapegoat is to find one.

Such a brute should underneath all his braggart tricks, his viciousness, his vileness, be a coward. But I am convinced that he was not. Because even cowardice requires a certain degree of sensitivity,...

Outside, he had a sudden feeling that at moments there was too much light for human eyes. It caused men to feel weak and befuddled.

Out of the mouths of babes comes only bubbles. Out of the mouths of men like me, only babble.

In the distance, mongrel dogs were howling out the coyote portion of their ancestry. All the sounds of the night seemed to pass through a hollow tunnel of indefinite length.

We are born with our father's names. We are not responsible for their failures. We are responsible for what they made us believe in. That is our only obligation. And it is even then a choice which we...

Throughout world history, all freedom has been no more than repetitious abolishment of what has already been abolished. There is no end to the killing of weeds.

The United States is democratic because its people live in conformity. It is the perfect country for mice.

A heroic, losing battle! I'm tired of brave men who die. There's nothing pretty about losing.

We should not scorn those whose fear is greater than our own.

My eyes are my greatest sin.

Pity womankind, but never a woman.

The history of our country has taught us, above all, the virtue of patience. It will be many generations before we can have the conditions we seek.

He would have been careful not to violate his conscience in any way that might keep him from devoting his full attention to the sin he had decided to commit. Pedro was not really very different from a...

The world is in me and you are not even in the world yet.

Poverty in western Mexico is an Unconditional Sentence.

Lopez made sandals out of one tire. He sold them at ten cents each, because people sometimes needed only one.

Someday men will learn to irrigate and spread fertilizer instead of praying for fertility.