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Sat Quotes

Quotes built around the word 'sat,' from testing to privilege.

This page collects quotes that share a single word, 'sat,' used in very different ways. Two speakers directly disagree about whether the SAT is a scam, showing there's no consensus on the test.

Well, I don't think that the SAT is a scam.

Quotes by Robert Sternberg

The SAT is a scam.

Quotes by John Katzman

I'm so privileged to sit where Diane Sawyer and Peter Jennings sat.

Quotes by David Muir

I sat there with everything - and I had nothing.

Quotes by David Millar

Everything Quotes

I've sat in the theater for thousands and thousands of shows.

Quotes by Ben Sprecher

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do these quotes agree on whether the SAT is a scam?
No. One speaker flatly calls the SAT a scam, while another directly disagrees, saying they don't think that's true.
Which broadcasters does one quote mention feeling privileged to follow?
Diane Sawyer and Peter Jennings. The speaker feels privileged to sit in the same seat those two once occupied.
What does the quote about sitting with everything and nothing mean?
It's a contrast: someone can be surrounded by everything material and still feel they have nothing that truly matters.
Is the SAT debate limited to one point of view here?
No, it's presented as a genuine disagreement, with one quote pushing back directly on the claim that the test is rigged or unfair.
Are these quotes mostly about a school test or about life experience?
Both. Two focus specifically on the SAT exam, while the others use 'sat' to describe broader life moments involving privilege and loss.

Others use 'sat' more literally, like feeling privileged to sit where broadcast icons once sat, or the striking image of sitting with everything yet having nothing.