Hope Jahren Quotes
Top 52 wise famous quotes and sayings by Hope Jahren
Hope Jahren Famous Quotes & Sayings
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A CACTUS DOESN'T LIVE in the desert because it likes the desert; it lives there because the desert hasn't killed it yet.
One-third of the Earth's land used to be covered in forest. Every ten years, we cut down about 1 percent of this total forest, never to be regrown.
The Bible is always short on details. Didn't Stephen's innate sense of self-preservation thwart his martyrdom at all?
It wasn't until I was seventeen and moved away to college that I discovered how the world is mostly populated by strangers. When
I didn't foresee anything that might kill me that day, and not getting killed was my new bar for what constituted a good day.
after a man reaches ninety-five and hasn't died yet, the people around him become lulled into believing that he never will.
Every kiss that I give my child heals one that I had ached for but was not given - indeed, it has turned out to be the only thing that ever could.
It was kind of tragic, I reflected, that we all spent our lives working but never really got good at our work, or even finished it.
Tiny but determined, I navigated the confusing and unstable path of being what you are while knowing that it's more than people want to see. Back
The gamble is everything, and losing means death. The odds are more than a million to one against success.
I hear my own voice shrieking out its bewilderment at finding so many imperfections within a world of limitless potential.
Everything about my life looked pretty well messed up compared with how adulthood had always been advertised to me. I
She then turns to Clint. "That being said, if something happens to you, like you faint, we will kick you to the side and keep going.
These plants know that when your world is changing rapidly, it is important to have identified the one thing that you can always count upon.
It was a new idea, my first real leaf. Just like every other audacious seedling in the world, I would make it up as I went along.
Working in a lab for twenty years has left me with two stories: the one that I have to write, and the one that I want to. Science is an institution
I wanted to be studying plant growth, but science for war will always pay better than science for knowledge.
The doctors, nurses, and I didn't cry because the bewildered husbands and stricken daughters were crying enough for all of us.
Every object in my lab - no matter how small or misshapen - exists for a reason, even if its purpose has not yet been found. My
The surface area of this root system is easily one hundred times greater than that of all the leaves put together.
It's inescapable: at this very moment, within the synapses of your brain, leaves are fueling thoughts of leaves. A
And because I know the transcendent value of loyalty, I've been to places that a person can't get to any other way.