Bellock Trigger Quotes & Sayings

Most will choose to leave someone who can't bear to see them go. — Terry Rossio

Let us be honest
we have praised Angulimala,
will make no difference
If you convey my salute to Amrapali. — Suman Pokhrel

I enjoy convalescence. It is the part that makes the illness worth while. — George Bernard Shaw

I have never believed that things happen by themselves. — Gilles Duceppe

You Can Meet Someone Who Can Change Your Life In The Space Of A Year, In The Space Of A Month Or A Week. — Joseph Morgan

It was right then, in that instant, that I realized I might be a little in love with Aiden. Not in a way that was anything like the easy crush I had on him in the past, but different. So, so different. — Mariana Zapata

The Rise And Fall Of Humanity ... depends on how we treat each other. It must be either kindness & love or hatred & despair. The roads are laid out in front of us. The decisions are entirely ours to make! — Timothy Pina

Were a man, whom I know to be honest and opulent, and with whom I live in intimate friendship, to come into my house, where I am surrounded with my servants, I rest assured, that he is not to stab me before he leaves it, in order to rob me of my silver standish; and I no more suspect this event, than the falling of the house itself which is new, and solidly built and founded.
But he may have been seized with a sudden and unknown frenzy.
So may a sudden earthquake arise, and shake and tumble my house about my ears. — David Hume

When we let our freedoms slip away without a fight or even without concern, we take freedom, prosperity and happiness away from our posterity. What kind of people do that? Are we such people? These are questions each of us must face. — Oliver DeMille

For the beginning is thought to be more than half of the whole, and many of the questions we ask are cleared up by it. — Aristotle.

Conscience doth make cowards of us all. — William Shakespeare

It feels good to be fit and strong. — Joel Edgerton

Life is a learned skill, but instead of teaching it, our culture force-fills developing minds with long division and capital cities - until, at the end of the mandatory period of bondage that's hyperbolically called school, we're sent into the world knowing little about it. And so, left on our own to figure out the most important parts of life, we make mistakes for years until, by the time we've learned enough from our stumbling to be effective human beings, it's time for us to die. — Neil Strauss