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S. I. Hayakawa
Total Quotes 43
Those Terrifying Verbal Jungles Called Laws Are Simply Such Directives, Accumulated, Codified, And Systematized Through The Centuries.
Law
Century
Jungle
We Live In A Highly Competitive Society, Each Of Us Trying To Outdo The Other In Wealth, In Popularity Or Social Prestige, In Dress, In Scholastic Grades Or Golf Scores. One Is Often Tempted To Say That Conflict, Rather Than Cooperation, Is The Great Governing Principle Of Human Life.
Golf
Trying
Principles
The United States, A Land Of Immigrants From Every Corner Of The World, Has Been Strengthened And Unified Because Its Newcomers Have Historically Chosen Ultimately To Forgo Their Native Language For The English Language. We Have All Benefited From The Sharing Of Ideas, Of Cultures And Beliefs, Made Possible By A Common Language. We Have All Enriched Each Other.
Land
Native Language
Ideas
Agreement Is Brought About By Changing People's Minds - Other People's.
Agreement
People
Mind
If I Spoke No English, My World Would Be Limited To The Japanese-speaking Community, And No Matter How Talented I Was, I Could Never Do Business, Seek Employment Or Take Part In Public Affairs Outside That Community.
Community
Would Be
Employment
English, Our Common Language, Binds Our Diverse People.
People
Common
Language
The English Language Amendment Says Above All, 'let's See To It That Our Children, Our Young People, Learn English. Let Us Not Deny Them The Opportunity To Participate In American Life, So That They Can Go As Far As Their Dreams And Talents Can Take Them.
Dream
Children
Opportunity
How Anybody Dresses Is Indicative Of His Self-concept. If Students Are Dirty And Ragged, It Indicates They Are Not Interested In Tidying Up Their Intellects Either.
Death
Dirty
Self
I'm Going To Speak My Mind Because I Have Nothing To Lose.
Inspirational
Funny
Truth
The Last Thing A Scientist Would Do Is Cling To A Map Because He Inherited It From His Grandfather, Or Because It Was Used By George Washington Or Abraham Lincoln.
Grandfather
Maps
Lasts
Patriotic Societies Seem To Think That The Way To Educate School Children In A Democracy Is To Stage Bigger And Better Flag-saluting.
Children
School
Patriotic
The Great Thing About The United States Is Our Ability To Absorb Foreign People And Make Them A Part Of Us.
People
United States
Ability
Born: July 18, 1906
Died: February 27, 1992
Occupation: Former United States Senator
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