15845 Raa A01 Quotes & Sayings

Little minds instinctively seek to circumscribe the things around them, to pull in the walls to the size of their own small existence, to get everything squared off to their own scale so they can feel safe and snug. This process invariably means that a lot of the material used in their walls is from the last house they lived in, is very much what they were accustomed to before they moved, so to speak. Big minds, on the contrary, push the horizons further away, create new frontiers, leave room for growth. — Amatu'l-Baha Ruhiyyih Khanum

Conquest was once over the outer territories, but the new conquest is for the inner-territories of our hearts. — Bryant McGill

The obvious," Noah goes on, a little out of breath, "being that he is probably some super secret assassin or something. And I'm not as tough as I look."
"That's OK," I tell him. "I'm way tougher than you look. — Ally Carter

So, in a sense, the verification piece is irrelevant to the format issue. — Mitchell Reiss

I pride myself in the fact that in the six months tour of Cinderella, I didn't take one show off. — Lea Salonga

your God is the only warden of a prison where the only prisoner is your God. — Jose Saramago

When I was younger, there was a huge gap between what I wanted to do and what I could do as an idol. — Namie Amuro

everything tried to get its living done in the brief hour of respite. It — Ray Bradbury

Jaundice is the disease that your friends diagnose. — William Osler

Actors have given up their clout. Now decision making is in the hands of lighting men, designers, bankers, special-effects people. We need to cut that out and just go with the most able trained actors in the business. — Peter O'Toole

No one knows why, but second only to eating the brains of the living, the dead love affordable prefab furniture. — Christopher Moore

Introverts' wounds usually begin in childhood. Our families of origin convey to us messages about introversion, which set us on a path of either self-acceptance or self-criticism. — Adam S. McHugh

When you are thirteen, you spend all your time imagining what it would be like to live in a world where you could pay a robot for sex. And that sex would cost a dollar. And the only obstacle to getting that sex would be making sure you had four quarters.
Then you grow up and it turns out you do live in that kind of world. A world with coin-operated sexbots. And it's not really as great as you thought it would be. — Charles Yu