More quotes by Christopher Isherwood
He might, in certain situations, accept them as allies but he could never regard them as comrades.
I doubt if one ever accepts a belief until one urgently needs it.
Once I have refused to press that button because of Heinz, I can never press it.
The paternalist is a sentimentalist at heart, and the sentimentalist is always potentially cruel.
'We don't think enough [about the lot] of the other fellow, and that's a fact.'
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