“When a sentence is made stronger, it usually becomes shorter. Thus, brevity is a by-product of vigor.”

“...when a sentence is made stronger, it usually becomes shorter. Thus, brevity is a by-product of vigor.”

“In political affairs illusions are usually the product of a failure to appreciate change; but such failure-usually a necessary and perhaps salutary part of human affairs-becomes, when the change is very fast, not a stabilizing conservatism but a form of deception resembling lunacy.”

“Patriotism is usually stronger than class hatred, and always stronger than internationalism.”

“When people are treated like a product, they become obsessed with materialism.”

“Many of these approaches are still around, but have become submerged into, and emasculated by, governmental policies; thus issues such as community consultation have become a tick box exercise rather than an opportunity for the production of a radically different conception of the built environment.”