74354 Quotes & Sayings

It's all interdependent, everything depends on everything else to exist, nothing is separate from this — Brian E. Miller

Knowledge without know-how is sterile. We use the word academic in a pejorative sense to identify this limitation. — Myron Tribus

Everywhere you find yourself a great opportunity for you to manifest agape love and give. This must be your lifestyle everyday. — Paul Silway

Ordinary men live among marvels and feel no wonder, grow familiar with objects and learn nothing new about them. — George Henry Lewes

I have been a lucky man. To feel the intimacy of brothers is a marvelous thing in life. To feel the love of people whom we love is a fire that feeds our life. But to feel the affection that comes from those whom we do not know, from those unknown to us, who are watching over our sleep and solitude, over our dangers and our weaknesses - that is something still greater and more beautiful because it widens out the boundaries of our being, and unites all living things. — Anonymous

Sinatra was just one of Mom's friends. — Lorna Luft

He taught me that everything we create in our lives starts with thought. — Anthony Robbins

Things can't get any worse. It's a stupid expression.

Things can always get worse. And in my experience, they usually do. — Kami Garcia

I like working on action films, and I like working on movies that are comic book based because they're things I watched or loved as a kid. — Megan Fox

There's something about taking a film from concept to script, through production, and then to see the final thing happening in the edit phase. It's almost like a miracle in the making. — Maria Menounos

I still believe Americas destiny is to become a living testament to what free human beings can accomplish by acting in unity. — John F. Kerry

If only men came made to order. It's so hard to find a decent fellow. — Adriana Trigiani

Many people think that crying is a sign of weakness, they're wrong - it is a sign of healing. — Louise Suzanne Boyd

Feronia played at politics the way she played chess
shrewdly, always thinking about her next move. In this game, Feronia was queen, and Byrony a pawn. Normally, there was no comparing their strengths. But if a pawn was clever and evaded the ire of stronger pieces, if it moved strategically, if it refused to yield, there were ways it might advance. Ways it might become a queen. — Kaye Thornbrugh