Alienage Equal Protection Quotes & Sayings

I feel you, Kellen," she whispered. "Inside my body. Inside my soul. I feel you. — Olivia Cunning

My favourite singer ever in the world is Ari Up from The Slits. Her voice is amazing to me. It's carefree, but it's also really amazing. — Shamir

A man may study because his brain is hungry for knowledge, even Bible knowledge. But he prays because his soul is hungry for God. — Leonard Ravenhill

My daddy always said being brave wasn't not being scared. Being brave was keeping going when you were. — Susan Crandall

Wolves are hosting wedding feasts and witches are brushing their hair today." Presence — Helen Oyeyemi

We cannot count on strategic warning. We might get it, and we might be able to take useful preparatory actions that would be impossible without it. We certainly ought to plan to exploit such a possibility should it occur. — Anonymous

It's a lot easier being black than gay. At least if you're black you don't have to tell your parents. — Judy Carter

Unlike the people you see in Mathew Brady's photographs from the Civil War, the men and women of the Revolution seem more like characters in a costume pageant. And it's a pageant in which the performers are all handsome as stage actors, with uniforms and dress that are always costume perfect. — David McCullough

It is a curious thing: man, the centre and creator of all science, is the only object which our science has not yet succeeded in including in a homogeneous representation of the universe. We know the history of his bones, but no ordered place has yet been found in nature for his reflective intelligence. — Pierre Teilhard De Chardin

Why would we go to war on women? They don't have any oil. — Stephen Colbert

the best leaders tend to be missionaries rather than mercenaries. — Alex Ferguson

Why couldn't you beat a richer club? I've never seen a bag of money score a goal. — Johan Cruijff

There was no response. Soon afterward, a skiff flying the Spanish flag approached the Charleston. Two Spanish officers came aboard and apologized for not having returned the American "salute" because they had no gunpowder left in their arsenal. It turned out that they had not been resupplied for months and did not know the United States and Spain were at war. The next morning an American lieutenant went ashore. At 10:15 he handed the Spanish commandant a message demanding surrender of the island within thirty minutes. The commandant retired to his quarters. Twenty-nine minutes later he emerged with a reply. "Being without defenses of any kind and without any means for meeting the present situation," he had written, "I am under the sad necessity of being unable to resist such superior forces and regretfully accede to your demands. — Stephen Kinzer