“Everyone always did miss everyone else in this war, whenever it was humanly possible to do so.”

“Everyone always believes everything nasty of everyone else, and especially if it's a lie.”

“Always remember you’re unique. Just like everyone else.”

“Wars do not make heroes of everyone.”

“What would happen if everyone did it? If everyone gave their wealth away what would we do for capital? If everyone loved their enemies who would ward off the Communists? This argument could be met on other levels, but here our only point is to observe that such reasoning would have been preposterous in the early church and remains ludicrous whenever committed Christians accept realistically their minority status. Far more fitting than "What if everybody did it" would be its inverse, "What if nobody else acted like a Christian, but we did?"”

“Remember, you’re unique. And so is everyone else.”

“Isn't everyone a part of everyone else?”

“It’s not that I’m so exciting, it’s just that everyone else is so dull.”

“Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else.”

“The aim is not to be better than everyone else, it is to make everyone else better.”