Apazam Quotes & Sayings

What is our innocence, What is our guilt? All are naked, none is safe. — Marianne Moore

I'm not addicted to cocaine. I just like the way it smells. — Richard Pryor

The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members — Mahatma Gandhi

The sense of being perfectly well-dressed gives a feeling of tranquility that religion is powerless to bestow. — Ralph Waldo Emerson

Learning is the way to keep your mind flowing, and hence your life flowing — Pearl Zhu

As to the kind of truth one finds in books, it is a truth that enables us sometimes to discern what things are not, without ever enabling us to discover what they are. — Anatole France

Succeeding is performing at your best when your best is required — John Wooden

It isn't what you know that counts,it's what you think of in time. — Benjamin Franklin

Nothing - and I mean, really, absolutely nothing - is more extraordinary in Britain than the beauty of the countryside. Nowhere in the world is there a landscape that has been more intensively utilised - more mined, farmed, quarried, covered with cities and clanging factories, threaded with motorways and railway lines - and yet remains so comprehensively and reliably lovely over most of its extent. — Bill Bryson

You can never deny the immense talent, rock credibility and iconic historical contribution that Van Halen made. — Steve Vai

Flowerlike, I loved nothing.

from "Mayday on Holderness — Ted Hughes

We're trained, in our culture, to take care of ourselves first. Even flight attendants tell you to put on your own oxygen mask before helping those around you. But they never tell you what happens afterwards. How do you live with yourself if you survive and the person next to you doesn't? — Tracy Weber

He was aware, as he did so, of a poignant air of tragic dedication in all his actions, the dutiful routines of a doomed picket manning his lonely watch, as, beyond the next range of hills, the barbarian horde mounted its conquering ponies. — Michael Chabon

Not far from the meeting's venue, at one of the famed Observatory Club tea meetings, Fred once started a talk by saying, 'Oh, Ooh, basically a star is a pretty simple thing.' And from the back of the room was heard the voice of R. O. Redman, saying, 'Well, Fred, you'd look pretty simple too, from ten parsecs! — Fred Hoyle