Culture is that which, for the average person, appears to be remote, hovers over, and humiliates him.

Culture is that upon whose reflection we obtain a larger reservoir of ways of knowing.

Culture is tasked, as its primary function, to harness and control energy.

A Culture is not a scientific object. It is produced historically and is actively contested.

Groceries is so expensive that a shopping car, in the long run is a more expensive vehicle to operate than your average automobile.

Groceries is so expensive these days that when you hear about somebody who took a financial beating in the market, they might be talking about the supermarket.

Groceries is a major expense — a shopping cart is the most expensive vehicle most people drive.

Groceries is a significant expense -- so much so that we might say that most of our money is tied up in the market - the supermarket.

Hope is one of those things that does not heal but it does allow us to suffer a little longer.

Hope is a song in a weary throat.

Hope is found in contradiction.

Hope is not a great investment strategy.

The Idea is like a shadow; substantial enough until we try to grasp it.

An Idea is nothing unless it is public — Ideas are not truly alive if they remain locked in a single mind.

An Idea is like a child. No matter how much you like other people's, you can't help thinking your own are best.

The Idea , when new, hurts some minds for the same reason as new shoes hurt some feet.