1914 1918 Conflict Crossword Quotes & Sayings

Life is a business that does not cover the costs. — Arthur Schopenhauer

The trick is to keep breathing. — Garbage

I should change my job title to Retail Psychologist and get some impressive letter after my name. — Leanne Hall

I always wanted to have my own company. It was a psychological issue. — Mickey Drexler

And for the briefest instant, it almost feels like we're together again. — Nicholas Sparks

David Brinkley was an icon of modern broadcast journalism, a brilliant writer who could say in a few words what the country needed to hear during times of crisis, tragedy and triumph. — Tom Brokaw

An artist must learn to be nourished by his passions and by his despairs, — Francis Bacon

There was more than getting justice for a wronged woman," Michael added. "I also met you. One of the most extraordinary experiences in my life." Nothing had been the same for him since.
"Not much remarkable about that," she demurred.
"You sought out Nemesis not for yourself, but for your friend. It was bloody amazing what you did during that job. When Nemesis needed your help again, you answered the call. Just tonight, you'd been afraid but willing to make the climb down the side of Covington Hall. Damned extraordinary." Thank God he'd been too distracted by climbing to think about the fact that she'd had her arms and legs wrapped around him, her body tight against his.
A corner of her mouth turned up. "Oh, when you put it like that, maybe I am rather special."
"Sodding right." A silence fell. But he wasn't willing to let it linger — Zoe Archer

Our brave men and women are fighting around the world and they deserve relief. — Ellen Tauscher

Even poetry, you know, is in one sense an infinite brag & exaggeration. — Henry David Thoreau

The American public is sick and tired of being lied to. — Patrick Leahy

As he watched his father, Tengo started to have doubts about the difference between a person being alive and being dead. Maybe there really wasn't much of a difference to begin with, he though, maybe we just decided, for convenience's sake, to insist on a difference. — Haruki Murakami

What then is the purpose of national education? Rather than devise complex theoretical interpretations, it is better to start by looking to the lovely child who sits on your knee and ask yourself: What can I do to assure this child will be able to lead the happiest life possible? — Tsunesaburo Makiguchi