Alice Steinbach Quotes

United States, Journalist
October 10, 1933 – March, 13, 2012.

Alice Steinbach was an American journalist and author who won the 1985 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Writing for her feature for The Baltimore Sun A Boy of Unusual Vision, which describes the experience of a blind child.

Also known as Author

I suppose that, after the passion of love, water rights have caused more trouble than anything else to the human species.

Alice Steinbach
- Love
- Passion
- Human
Most of us, I suppose, have had at one time or another the impulse to leave behind our daily routines and responsibilities and seek out, temporarily, a new life.

Alice Steinbach

What is the one emotion that you would like to feel for the rest of your life?

Alice Steinbach
- Life
- Feel
- Emotion
Being a student meant always looking up to someone wiser and always measuring yourself against that wisdom and knowledge.

Alice Steinbach
- Knowledge
- Wisdom
- Student
What is the purpose of memory? Is it a trick to make sure we don't forget who we are by reminding us of who we were?

Alice Steinbach
- Purpose
- Forget
- Memory
Maybe it was I who needed to learn how to be quiet instead of cluttering the moment with too many words.

Alice Steinbach
- Words
- Quiet
- Cluttering
Things happen, I thought, and we respond. That's what it all comes down to. To believe anything else, as far as I could tell, was simply an illusion.

Alice Steinbach
- Believe
- Things
- Happen
I'm a woman in search on an adventure.

Alice Steinbach
- Woman
- Search
- Adventure

How to stop rushing from place to place, always looking ahead to the next thing while the moment in front of me slipped away unnoticed.

Alice Steinbach
- Moment
- Place
- Rushing
Life is like that I thought, as I turned the corner to my building. Freedom has its danger as well as its joys. And the sooner we learn to get up after a fall, the better off will be.

Alice Steinbach
- Life
- Freedom
- Fall