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Top 450 Bonnie Garmus Quotes (2025 Update)

Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Courage is the root of change – and change is what we’re chemically designed to do. So when you wake up tomorrow, make this pledge. No more holding yourself back. No more subscribing to others’ opinions of what you can and cannot achieve.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Courage is the root of change – and change is what we’re chemically designed to do.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Specifically, I wanted to ask: Don’t you think it’s possible to believe in both God and science?” “Sure,” Calvin had written back. “It’s called intellectual dishonesty.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Children, set the table. Your mother needs a moment to herself.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Failures, by their very nature, had a way of being unforgettable.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Chemistry is inseparable from life – by its very definition, chemistry is life. But like your pie, life requires a strong base. In your home, you are that base. It is an enormous responsibility, the most undervalued job in the world that, nonetheless, holds everything together.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Chemistry is change and change is the core of your belief system. Which is good because that’s what we need more of – people who refuse to accept the status quo, who aren’t afraid to take on the unacceptable.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Whenever you feel afraid, just remember. Courage is the root of change- and change is what we’re chemically designed to do. So when you wake up tomorrow, make this pledge. No more holding yourself back. No more subscribing to others’ opinions of what you can and cannot achieve. When you go home today, ask yourself what you will change. And then get started.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Unlike ink, graphite is erasable. People make mistakes, Mr. Roth. Pencil allows one to clear the mistake and move on. Scientists expect mistakes and, because of it, we embrace failure.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Don’t be a jerk. Don’t hurt other people or animals. Share what you have with others less fortunate. In other words, be nice.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “No surprise. Idiots make it into every company. They tend to interview well.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Like most stupid people, Mr. Sloane wasn’t smart enough to know just how stupid he was.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “He’d never been one for self-improvement – never even gotten through Dale Carnegie’s book about making friends and influencing people because ten pages in he realized he didn’t care what anyone else thought. But that was before Elizabeth – before he realized that making her happy made him happy. Which, he thought, as he grabbed his tennis shoes, had to be the very definition of love. To actually want to change for someone else.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Take a moment for yourself,” Harriet said. “Every day.” “A moment.” “A moment where you are your own priority. Just you.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Stability and Structure... Chemistry is inseparable from life – by its very definition, chemistry is life.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “On the other hand, wasn’t that the very definitely of life? Constant adaptations brought about by a series of never-ending mistakes?”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “A pencil instead of a pen? Because unlike ink, graphite is erasable. People make mistakes, Mr. Roth. A pencil allows one to clear the mistake and move on. Scientists expect mistakes, and because of it, we embrace failure.” Then she eyed his pen disapprovingly.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “In TV, this is referred to as the Afternoon Depression Zone. Too late to get anything meaningful done; too early to go home.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “It’s not your imagination, said the note on top. Most people are awful.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Many people go to breeders to find a dog, and others to the pound, but sometimes, especially when it’s really meant to be, the right dog finds you.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Every day she found parenthood like taking a test for which she had not studied. The questions were daunting and there wasn’t nearly enough multiple choice.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “When one is raised on a steady diet of sorrow, it’s hard to imagine that others might have had an even larger serving.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Or perhaps your marriage is more of a covalent bond,” she said, sketching a new structural formula. “And if so, lucky you, because that means you both have strengths that, when combined, create something even better. For example, when hydrogen and oxygen combine, what do we get? Water – or H2O as it’s more commonly known.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “That’s the hydrogen bond for you, ladies – a chemical reminder that if things seem too good to be true, they probably are.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Not every woman wants to be a mother,” he agreed, surprising her. “More to the point, not every woman should be.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Elizabeth hadn’t had a pet before and she wasn’t sure she had one now. Six-Thirty wasn’t human, but he seemed to possess a humanity that far surpassed what she’d found in most people.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Worse, he’d just learned that English wasn’t the only human language. Elizabeth revealed that there were hundreds, maybe thousands of others, and that no human spoke them all. In fact, most people spoke only one – maybe two – unless they were something called Swiss and spoke eight. No wonder people didn’t understand animals. They could barely understand each other.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “But people need to believe in something bigger than themselves.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “You’re a scientist,” he said. “Your job is to question things – to search for answers. But sometimes – and I know this for a fact – there just aren’t any.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Because quite often the past belongs only in the past.” “Why?” “Because the past is the only place it makes sense.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Design your own future. When you go home today, ask yourself what you will change. And then get started.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Harriet, that’s ridiculous,” Elizabeth had argued. “Men and women are both human beings. And as humans, we’re by-products of our upbringings, victims of our lackluster educational systems, and choosers of our behaviors. In short, the reduction of women to something less than men, and the elevation of men to something more than women, is not biological: it’s cultural. And it starts with two words: pink and blue. Everything skyrockets out of control from there.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “I think we both know,” Walter said through gritted teeth, “that God is just a bit different from Yahtzee.” “Agreed,” Elizabeth said. “Yahtzee is fun.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “The animals we consider animals are far more advanced than the animals we are but don’t consider ourselves to be.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “It was a well-known fact that humans believed they were the most intelligent species on earth, and yet they were the only animals that willingly inhaled carcinogens.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “That’s how it was with some scientists. They believe in science right up until it happens to them.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “That had to be a special brand of bravery, for a child to endure the worst, and despite every law in the universe and all evidence to the contrary, decide the next day might be better.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Your job is to question things – to search for answers. But sometimes – and I know this for a fact – there just aren’t any. You know that prayer that starts ‘God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I can’t change’?”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “It’s all right not to believe in God,” Wakely said. “That’s one of the things we mean when we say it’s a free country. People are welcome to believe whatever they want as long as their beliefs don’t hurt others. Besides, I happen to think science is a form of religion.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Despite what Elizabeth Zott will tell you, Supper at Six is not just an introduction to chemistry, he wrote that day on the plane. It’s a thirty-minute, five-day-a-week lesson in life. And not in who we are or what we’re made of, but rather, who we’re capable of becoming.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “During one of the advertising breaks he turned to the woman next to him. “If you don’t mind me asking,” he said politely, showing his credentials, “what is it that you like about the show?” “Being taken seriously.” “Not the recipes?” She looked back incredulously. “Sometimes I think,” she said slowly, “that if a man were to spend a day being a woman in America, he wouldn’t make it past noon.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Being an adult is overrated, don’t you think?” he said. “Just as you solve one problem, ten more pull up.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “And who can blame him, because you know the invisible hand is libertarian garbage.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Sometimes I think,” she said slowly, “that if a man were to spend a day being a woman in America, he wouldn’t make it past noon.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Not that there was anything wrong with being unattractive. She was unattractive and she knew it. She also knew that Calvin Evans was unattractive, and the sloppy dog Elizabeth brought home one day was unattractive, and there was a good chance Elizabeth’s future baby would be unattractive, too. But none of them were – or would ever be – ugly. Only Mr. Sloane was ugly, and that was because he was unattractive on the inside.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Tall and angular, with hair the color of burnt buttered toast pulled back and secured with a pencil, she stood, hands on hips, her lips unapologetically red, her skin luminous, her nose straight. She looked down at him like a battlefield medic assessing whether or not he was worth saving.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Obviously, she couldn’t possibly be rowing with Evans. An elite rower like Evans would never deign to get in a boat with a novice, even if they were sleeping together. Scratch that; especially if they were sleeping together. Evans probably signed her up for some beginner crew, and Zott, wanting to prove that she could hold her own – per usual – went along with it. He shuddered at the thought of a bunch of struggling rowers, their blades hitting the water like out-of-control spatulas.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “But a chilly splash of water in the face off starboard, just before dawn? It fixes things.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “For Elizabeth, cooking wasn’t some preordained feminine duty. As she’d told Calvin, cooking was chemistry. That’s because cooking actually is chemistry.”
Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Elizabeth Zott held grudges too. Except her grudges were mainly reserved for a patriarchal society founded on the idea that women were less. Less capable. Less intelligent. Less inventive. A society that believed men went to work and did important things – discovered planets, developed products, created laws – and women stayed at home and raised children.”
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