"Shackled and emaciated, Eta killer pleads for peace from his deathbed, entrevista con De Juana publicada por el diario británico The Times el 5 de febrero de 2007."

"He hadn’t been religious. He’d believed that death was it. When you died you were dead, like a squished bug or drowned rat, and your immortality was in the minds of those you left behind."

"It was only within comparatively recent times that several refinements in Greek architecture... such as the slight entasis of the columns, the greater size of the corner columns, and the convex curve …"

"Often the other side of the coin of intolerance is insecurity. Insecure people tend to be intolerant, and their intolerance unleashes forces that threaten the security of others. And where there is no…"

"The clumsiest literal translation is a thousand times more useful than the prettiest paraphrase."