George F. Will, One Man's America: The Pleasures And Provocations Of Our Singular Nation Quotes
The most capricious modern entitlement is not just Social Security but to self-esteem.
Institutions are lengthening shadows of strong individuals.
Author complains about "the further submergence of irrecoverable history into a perpetually churned present.
Government could avoid having opinions about so many things if it would quit subsidizing so many things.
Get evangelical Christian made them receptive to the possibility of redemption in the here and now.
Civilization depends on, and civility often requires, the willingness to say, "What you are doing is none of my business" and "What I am doing is none of your business.
Matthew Arnold was a fastidious social critic and hence an accomplished complainer. When he died, an acquaintance said: "Poor Matt, he's going to Heaven, no doubt – but he won't like God.
National Review's premise was that conformity was especially egregious among the intellectuals, that herd of independent minds.