Afterward Quotes
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The Beatles and the Stones are for blowing your mind. The Doors are for afterward, when your mind is already gone . . .
 Gene Youngblood
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Until thirty, a woman prefers slightly older guys; afterward, she likes them slightly younger.
 Christian Rudder
					 
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Men often marry in hasty recklessness and repent afterward all their lives.
 Moliere
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I am tired before the concert, not afterward.
 Arthur Rubinstein
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Wherever and whenever I sing, if there is only one spiritual on a program, people will talk about two things afterward, and one of them will be the spiritual. What I bring to this is the best of my classical training - not all of it. I apply what is appropriate.
 Kathleen Battle
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Why didn't someone tell me that I can become a Christian and settle the doubts afterward?
 William Rainey Harper
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There are times when I can find myself in a book, too, for two or three hours. But afterward I have such an urge to go out and reach for other people. Very often they're not around. There's also a metaphysical loneliness. We all feel it. The burden of living one's own life is experiencing sensations that no one else can share. You take a step in a house, you start moving around the house, no one else moves with you. You're walking by yourself.
 David Ignatow
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It's not something that can be ameliorated with the one telethon we did the month afterward. It's a continuing process.
 Ben Affleck
					 
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A building has at least two lives - the one imagined by its maker and the life it lives afterward - and they are never the same.
 Rem Koolhaas
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If there is one bin Laden now, there will be 100 bin Ladens afterward.
 Judy Reyes
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The mark of a true crush... is that you fall in love first and grope for reasons afterward.
 Shana Alexander
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Once cats were all wild, but afterward they retired to houses.
 Edward Topsell
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So afterward, when you no longer love him, it bothers you just to think that you once wanted him.
 Elena Ferrante