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Some Things Quotes

Lines that sort what counts from what really doesn't.

Some things quotes here use a simple structure to make bigger points, from dismissing what doesn't matter to defending an occasional worthwhile splurge. That reflective tone suits Matter quotes.

Some things really don't matter.

Quotes by Vitor Belfort

Some things have to be believed to be seen.

Quotes by Ralph Hodgson

Some things are easier to legalize than to legitimate.

Quotes by Nicolas Chamfort

Some things are worth the splurge.

Quotes by Kiernan Shipka

Flat Quotes

Some things in literature are inexplicable.

Quotes by Halldor Laxness

I've drawn some things that have fallen very flat.

Quotes by Gary Larson

Some things are impossible.

Quotes by Alex Van Halen

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of statements make up 'some things' quotes?
Short, declarative lines that isolate a single idea, like dismissing what doesn't matter or defending an occasional splurge as genuinely worth it.
Is there a philosophical quote in this set?
Yes, one argues that belief must come first for certain things to become visible at all, reversing the usual expectation that seeing comes before believing.
Does legality come up in these quotes?
Yes, one notes that it's simpler to make certain practices lawful than to make them genuinely accepted, drawing a distinction between what's technically allowed and what's socially accepted.
Are these quotes meant to be broadly applicable?
Yes, their short, general phrasing makes them adaptable to many situations, which is part of why 'some things' works as a flexible, recurring phrase.
What other topics relate to some things quotes?
See Matter quotes for the priorities angle, or Impossible quotes for related boundary-pushing ideas.

One line flips expectation entirely, arguing some things must be believed before they can be seen, a twist on common wisdom. See also Impossible quotes.