Borgias Season Quotes & Sayings

My limited theater experience was when I was a kid starting out: two or three plays. I was good in one and mediocre in the other. My problem is that I have other interests. — Michael Keaton

Modernity of form is the style of old fogies yet to be. — Anthony Marais

She knew she could answer it. She knew how to put one foot in front of the other even when every step hurt. And she knew there was pain in the journey, but there was also great beauty. She'd seen it standing on rooftops and in green eyes and in the smallest, ugliest rock. She would find the answer. — Veronica Rossi

A six mile meteorite cannot compare with a culinary cataclysm of this magnitude. — Michelle Franklin

Poetry remembers that it was an oral art before it was a written art. — Jorge Luis Borges

In the middle of a perfect tranquillity, it is an art to imagine about the nightmares of storms! — Mehmet Murat Ildan

As a kid, I saw those ticker-tape parades in the movies, and I was really chuffed to be in one. — Rick Astley

The liquid state of modernity is corrosive to continuity. — Samuel Wilson

Heaven is the most beautiful thing God has ever made, outside of women, God bless them!-And in fact He even uses you women to symbolise the City and He calls that City His Bride, the New Heaven, the New Jerusalem! How about that? He couldn't think of anything more beautiful to symbolise that City than you, you beautiful girls, so He called it His Bride! Why? Because His Bride's going to live there! — David Berg

It's fun to play mom. Last I knew I was playing a 17-year-old who graduated. — Selma Blair

A good man is like a good corset. He will always be supportive and never leave you hanging.
MISS ABIGAIL JENKINS, 1875 — Margaret Brownley

If you only knew how much my soul aches when I'm not with you, — Nicole Gulla

Pick clothes that you really love. And wear them. And don't make anything "special." If it's being held for something "special," wear it to the market. Wear it every day! — Jamie Lee Curtis

I reckon Southern writers are a lot like biscuit makers...more than one can give ya a good feed. — Lola Faye Arnold