…Shunsuké hated the preoccupation with modern psychology that judged his casual, offhand remarks or his daily actions as betraying his identity or ideas with better clarity than did his highly polished sentences.
Winning the Pritzker assures a flood of work in one's seventies and eighties, jobs necessarily carried out by assistants as the demands of modern-day cultural stardom and the inevitable waning of physical capacities prevent many architects from attai...
A forest is the poor man's overcoat.
A drowning man will clutch at straws.
The world is a pot, man but a spoon in it.
The earth is man's only friend.
The man is heaven and earth in miniature.
Blame is a lazy man's wages.
Children are a poor man's riches.
Children are a poor man's wealth.
An idle man is the devil's pillow.
The wood is the poor man's coat.
A stingy man is always poor.
One man alone is prey to the wolf.
The stubborn man is ruled by a fool.
First God, then the white man.
War is to a man what bed is to a woman.
A greedy man is always poor.
The drowning man is not troubled by rain.
Bed is the poor man's opera.
A man in love mistakes a pimple for a dimple.
