Brakonier Norbert Quotes & Sayings

Since I was a kid I just wanted to be in Nashville. — Keith Urban

One of the core ideas of the Bible is that meaning can be found in history. The sheer act of telling and retelling stories helps us to understand God's role in the world as well as our own position in a long line of ancestors who have wrestled with similar issues to the ones we wrestle with every day. — Bruce Feiler

He's as nutty as a vegan T-bone. — David Sedaris

To find yourself, lose yourself in search of knowledge and love. — Debasish Mridha

Unfortunately, there's a lot of people in high places who understand the science but don't like where the policy leads them: too much government control. — David Titley

If you don't get up every time the world knocks you down, then you will never know what it means to have ever been standing at all. — R.M. Grace

Every girl must decide whether to be true to herself or true to the world. Every girl must decide whether to settle for adoration or fight for love. There on the bed, in her pigtails and pain, my daughter was me - the little girl I once was, the woman I am now, still struggling to answer the questions: How can I be expansive and free and still be loved? Am I going to be a lady or am I going to be fully human? Do I trust the unfolding and continue to grow, or do I shut all of this down so I fit? — Glennon Doyle Melton

Being alive is sign of strength! — Hiro Mashima

Somewhat paradoxically, the more that Africans and their descendants assimilated cultural materials from colonial society, the less human they became in the minds of the colonists. — Cedric J. Robinson

This focus on money and power may do wonders in the marketplace, but it creates a tremendous crisis in our society. People who have spent all day learning how to sell themselves and to manipulate others are in no position to form lasting friendships or intimate relationships ... Many Americans hunger for a different kind of society - one based on principles of caring, ethical and spiritual sensitivity, and communal solidarity. Their need for meaning is just as intense as their need for economic security. — Michael Lerner