Sax Quotes - page 2

I wanted my voice to be a tenor sax, really. (Robert Plant)
Sex and violence was never really my cup of tea; I was always more into sax and violins. View quote
Wim Wenders
Quhen the Sonne is at the hycht, Att nonne quhen it doith schyne most brycht, The schaddow of that hydduous strength Sax myle and more it is of lenth. Thus maye ye Juge, in to your thocht, Gyfe Babilone be heych, or nocht. View quote
David Lyndsay
They disenfranchised me. It's like giving an award to Woody Herman's sax section, but not Woody, for "Early Autumn." View quote
Clare Fischer
"Whenever scientists say they're Christian,” Sax said, "I take it to be an aesthetic statement.” "The church of the wouldn't-it-be-pretty-to-think-so,” Frank said. View quote
Kim Stanley Robinson
Sax shook his head. It was amazing how floridly elaborate a pseudoscience could get. A compensation technique, perhaps; a desperate attempt to be more like physics. View quote
Kim Stanley Robinson
At about the age of eleven, I was reading the thrillers of Sax Rohmer and Edgar Wallace concerning Dr. Fu Manchu and other sophisticated Chinese villains, nurturing a secret admiration for these gentlemen because of their opposition to the suet-pudding heroism of our own culture, and because of their refined and mysterious style of life. While other boys dreamed of becoming generals, cowboys, mountain climbers, explorers, and engineers, I wanted to be a Chinese villain. I wanted servants carrying knives in their sleeves, appearing or vanishing without the slightest sound. I wanted a house with secret doors and passages, with Coromandel screens, with ancient scrolls, with ivory and lacquer boxes of exotic poisons, with exquisite brands of tea, with delicate blue porcelain, with jade idols and joss-sticks, and with sonorous gongs. View quote
Alan Watts