54615 Quotes & Sayings

Adolescence: The stage between puberty and adultery. — Ambrose Bierce

When you're playing against a stacked deck, compete even harder. — Pat Riley

He often talked to himself when he was overwhelmed with fear. He saw it as a more dignified reaction than wetting himself. And — Colin Cotterill

Yes, I have inherited the past because I have acknowledged it at last? And, now that I have come to understand it, I no longer need to look back. — Peter Ackroyd

It's like we're on a rocket ship that we were just painting, and suddenly it took off and we're holding onto the ship with our fingernails. — Esteban Contreras

The door opened. 'Come in Vasya,' Morozko said. 'It is cold. — Katherine Arden

Acting is bloody scary. — Kate Winslet

Yet alongside this rebellion against the father, a respect for and acceptance of his authority continued to exist. This ambivalent attitude toward authority - rebellion against it coupled with acceptance and submission - is a basic feature of every middle-class structure from the age of puberty to full adulthood and is especially pronounced in individuals stemming from materially restricted circumstances. — Wilhelm Reich

All men are what they are by reasons of the laws they keep and the thoughts they think. — Ogwo David Emenike

If you keep kosher, the protagonist of your meal is not you; it is God. — Lauren F. Winner

William James said, "You cannot travel without until you have travelled within." Socrates said, "The unexamined life is not worth living." People who discover their sweet spot are people who take the inward journey and examine themselves. They make the choice to live until they die. — Scott M. Fay

Art is a person's private vision expressed in aesthetic forms. — Chaim Potok

How wonderful it is to celebrate a 27 years career! When you moved from basket ball to music, the world of sports lost a great player, but music won a great singer. You transmit good vibrations, a wonderful energy on the stage. — Simone Bittencourt De Oliveira

Science class is traditionally taught as science history class - you learn all these facts that someone else discovered, which you need to know, but that's not really an inspiring way to learn science. — Megan Smith