Bugra Atmaca Quotes & Sayings

In order to shape a better tomorrow, we need to think and feel better today. — Angel Sefer

The sky lovingly smiles on the earth and her children. — Henry Morton Stanley

How cruel it must be for a man to live past his soul. — Lori Lansens

Everybody goes the wrong way, everything is confused, chaotic, disorderly. But nobody is ever lost or hurt, nothing is stolen, no blows are exchanged. It is a kind of ferment which is created by reason of the fact that for a Greek every event, no matter how stale, is always unique. He is always doing the same thing for the first time: he is curious, avidly curious, and experimental. He experiments for the sake of experimenting, not to establish a better or more efficient way of doing things. — Henry Miller

Commit no act that is contrary to love. — Leo Tolstoy

I was thinking about honour. It's a thing that changes doesn't it? I mean, a hundred and fifty years ago we would have had to fight if challenged. Now we'd laugh. There must have been a time when it was rather an awkward question."
"Yes. Moral theologians were never able to stop dueling
it took democracy to do that."
"And in the next war, when we are completely democratic, I expect that it will be quite honourable for officers to leave their men behind. It'll be laid down in King's Regulations as their duty
to keep a cadre going to train new men to take the place of prisoners."
"Perhaps men wouldn't take too kindly to being trained by deserters."
"Don't you think that they'd respect them more for being fly? I reckon our trouble is that we're in the awkward stage
like a man challenged to a duel a hundred years ago. — Evelyn Waugh

Always remember, you are beautiful. — Demi Lovato

I read in order to write. I read out of obsession with writing. — Cynthia Ozick

The enemy is a spiritual enemy. He's called the principality of darkness. The enemy is a guy called Satan. — William G. Boykin

There were a few faint echoes from the common room two floors below, and a brief flurry of noise and movement, but this served only to emphasize my own isolation. — Diana Gabaldon