21223 Quotes & Sayings

The dominions of kings are limited either by mountains or rivers, or a change of manners, or an alteration of language — Alexandre Dumas

The Monster's crimes were so horrific that a mere man could not possibly have committed them. Satan, in the end, had to be invoked. — Douglas Preston

Sin? Sin is a delusional sickness spawned to peddle a delusional treatment. — C.J. Anderson

I don't want or need to gain respect with what I do off the court. I want respect for what I do on the court. — Vince Carter

You will never be on this anchor desk, because you're Chinese. — Julie Chen

I visited England immediately after I finished writing 'The Marrying Season,' before any editing or revisions. — Candace Camp

Remember, lad," said the newt, "If it's going to be tommorow, it might as well be today. And if it is today, it could have been yesterday. If it was yesterday, then you're over and done with it, and can write your own book. Think about that. — Avi

The Lord wants us to have a threefold confidence. First, we are to be confident that He loves us in our weakness. Second, we are to be confident that He esteems our weak love for Him as genuine.Third, we are to be confident that He still entrusts us with the calling that He originally gave us. — Mike Bickle

It's always interesting when one doesn't see. If you don't see what a thing means, you must be looking at it wrong way round. — Agatha Christie

The only possible explanation for the absence of a proactive word to express nonviolence is that not only the political establishments but the cultural and intellectual establishments of all societies have viewed nonviolence as a marginal point of view, a fanciful rejection of one of society's key components, a repudiation of something important but not a serious force in itself. It is not an authentic concept but simply the abnegation of something else. It has been marginalized because it is one of the rare truly revolutionary ideas, an idea that seeks to completely change the nature of society, a threat to the established order. And it has always been treated as something profoundly dangerous. — Mark Kurlansky