Jp Sartre Quotes

Every existing thing is born without reason, prolongs itself out of weakness, and dies by chance.

I am neither virgin nor priest enough to play with the inner life.

If I were in their place, I’d fall over myself.

She believed in nothing, if it wasn't for her skepticism she would be an athiest.

She believed in nothing; only her skepticism kept her from being an athiest.

C'est tout pareil quand on a perdu l'illusion d'être eternel.

Je ne pourrai jamais m'assesoir dessus, c'est une catastrophe: Je suis en bleue clair et il est vert épinard.

Will I gain anything by the change? It is still a city: this one happens to be cut in two by a river, the other one is by the sea, yet they look alike. One takes a piece of bare sterile earth and one rolls big hollow stones on to it. Odours are held captive in these stones, odours heavier than air. Sometimes people throw them out of the windows into the streets and they stay there until the wind breaks them apart. In clear weather, noises come in one end of the city and go out the other, after going through all the walls; at other times, the noises whirl around inside these sun-baked, ice-split stones.

We are our choices" J.P. Sartre Le grandpère était un aigle, le père un faux-con, le fils un vrai.