Quotes tagged ‘Research’

“From ear position to pupil size, a new study examines how felines express themselves while interacting with one another”

— Margaret Osborne, smithsonianmag.com

“In other words, we hear our own voice but we don’t hear it the way people around us do—so it’s jarring when we hear the way it does actually sound to others.”

— Vogue, Emma Specter, vogue.com

“How many of you fall for people who haven’t done the research telling you that something is fake news??? https://t.co/A5h7F7cWQR”

— Tracy Beanz, twitter.com

“Give yourself a chance. Step the idea up a whole new notch and make it yours. Develop it further, fill your mind with all the research needed to execute it, and finally, return with a coherent, well-packaged delivery that will leave them asking 'so when should we start?'”

— Chidera Eggerue, girlboss.com

“I’m gonna find out everything. And I don’t care what it breaks.”

— Sam Sheridan, Fauna Hodel, India Eisley, imdb.com

“I've been doing my research. I'm taking care of this. Nobody comes in my house, fucks with my girlfriend, and gets away with it.”

— Oren Peli, Micah, Micah Sloat, imdb.com

“I found what I was looking for at Langley. This was what a research mathematician did. I went to work every day for 33 years happy. Never did I get up and say I don't want to go to work.”

— Katherine Johnson, brainyquote.com

“Take all the courses in your curriculum. Do the research. Ask questions. Find someone doing what you are interested in! Be curious!”

— Katherine Johnson, brainyquote.com

“Dr. Joan Watson: How did you know he had an affair? Sherlock Holmes: Google. Not everything is deducible.”

— Robert Doherty, Sherlock Holmes, Jonny Lee Miller, imdb.com

“Smithers: Someone is charging room service to the company, sir. Mr. Burns: Well we'll just see about that! [uncovers a cage hold several winged monkeys] Fly, my pretties! Fly! [the monkeys leap out of the window, only to plummet to their deaths. Burns groans] Oh... Continue the research.”

— Frank Mula, Mr. Burns, Christopher Collins, imdb.com

“We are the sexual revolution.”

— Michelle Ashford, Virginia Johnson, Lizzy Caplan, imdb.com

“I simply want to answer the question what happens to the body during sex.”

— Michelle Ashford, Dr. William Masters, Michael Sheen, imdb.com

“Maggie Malone Seaver: Four pages that are typed. Dr. Jason Seaver: Researched. Maggie Malone Seaver: Footnoted. Dr. Jason Seaver: With bibliography. Maggie Malone Seaver: That you should have been working on for four weeks. Dr. Jason Seaver: And it is due tomorrow. And... Maggie Malone Seaver: Accor…”

— Christopher Ames, Carolyn Shelby, Dr. Jason Seaver, Alan Thicke, imdb.com

“Everyone knows blondes get more attention. Scientists have proven it, but their research was ignored because they were boring brown-haired scientists.”

— Emily Wood, Rachael Bogert, Carlo Hart, Evan Sandman, Roger The Alien, Seth MacFarlane, imdb.com

“Others took issue with his methods, which they admitted were technically correct — but if Bem could 'prove' something so outlandish as psychic ability with accepted social-science methodology, they said, there had to be something wrong with accepted social-science methodology.”

— Katie Heaney, thecut.com

“It may be that while many male psychopaths act in traditionally aggressive, socially-constructed ways which can eventually lead them to be incarcerated (and evaluated for psychopathy), female psychopaths operate in more nuanced, less overtly physically aggressive ways, though they can ultimately lea…”

— Seth Meyers, psychologytoday.com

“Sam loves research. He does. He keeps it under his mattress right next to his KY.”

— Ben Edlund, Cathryn Humphris, Dean Winchester, Jensen Ackles, imdb.com

“The industry has been deluged by studies on digital advertising over the last decade, most of which is used as a Trojan horse to promote a sales agenda. Unfortunately, most of it isn’t fit for purpose and it’s tended to tar everyone with the same brush. Paradoxically, it’s also created the problem o…”

— Steve Doyle, thedrum.com

“Our research indicates that employing enhanced collaboration technologies in product development can have a significant impact on a company's ability to innovate and meet their product development targets. The real world stories presented at the ITS events offered excellent examples of how leading m…”

— Jim Brown, successories.com

“The ‘Lucifer Effect’ describes the point in time when an ordinary, normal person first crosses the boundary between good and evil to engage in an evil action. It represents a transformation of human character that is significant in its consequences. Such transformations are more likely to occur in n…”

— Philip Zimbardo, en.wikiquote.org