Authors:
Quotes › Authors › M › Mason Cooley › Rhetoric

Mason Cooley Quotes About Rhetoric

Quotes about: Rhetoric
Affairs Age Aging Ambition Anger Anxiety Appearance Arrogance Art Babies Beauty Belief Birthdays Blame Blessings Books Boredom Cats Change Character Childhood Children Comedy Commitment Common Sense Confusion Consciousness Country Courage Criticism Critics Culture Curiosity Cynicism Dancing Death Depression Desire Destiny Dignity Disappointment Doubt Dreams Duty Eating Effort Envy Equality Evidence Excuses Expectations Eyes Failure Faith Fame Family Fate Fathers Fear Feelings Flattery Food Friends Friendship Fun Funny Gardens Giving God Grief Guilt Habits Happiness Hate Hatred Heart History Home Hope Humanity Idealism Ideology Imagination Impulse Innocence Innovation Inspirational Intelligence Irony Jealousy Joy Judgment Justice Kissing Knowledge Language Laughter Laziness Life Listening Literary Criticism Literature Logic Loneliness Loss Love Luck Lust Lying Magic Marriage Memories Metaphor Mistakes Modernism Modesty Money Morning Mortality Mothers Muse Narcissism Nature Nostalgia Oblivion Office Old Age Opinions Opportunity Optimism Originality Pain Painting Parents Parties Passion Past Pets Philosophy Pleasure Poetry Politicians Politics Poverty Power Praise Privacy Procrastination Prudence Purpose Rage Reading Reality Regret Religion Repetition Reputation Resentment Retirement Rhetoric Risk Romance Running Sacrifice Self Love Self Pity Shame Silence Sincerity Sleep Smile Solitude Sorrow Soul Sports Strength Struggle Stupidity Style Success Suffering Sympathy Talent Teachers Teaching Temptation Time Tradition Tragedy Travel Trust Truth Ugliness Understanding Universe Violence Virtue Waiting Wall Weakness Wealth Winning Wisdom Wit Work Worry Worship Writing Youth

  • Our civilization is shifting from science and technology to rhetoric and litigation.

    Mason Cooley
    Technology, Law, Civilization

  • Sometimes "Yes" is rhetoric enough.

    Mason Cooley
    Sometimes, Enough, Yeah

  • After ages of bombast, the rhetoric of virtue has become ironic and shy.

    Mason Cooley
    Ironic, Age, Shy
You May Also Like:
Denis Waitley
Robert A. Heinlein
H. L. Mencken
Henry Adams
Napoleon Hill
Walter Mischel
Elbert Hubbard

Related Authors

Mason Cooley

Follow
  • Born: 1927
  • Died: July 25, 2002
  • Cite this Page: Citation
1384
Quotes
1
Followers

Get Social with AzQuotes

Follow AzQuotes on Facebook, Twitter and Google+. Every day we present the best quotes! Improve yourself, find your inspiration, share with friends

Join us on Facebook Join us on Twitter Join us on Google+