C N Footlockers Quotes & Sayings

You become uneasy with people in direct proportion to how many lies you have to keep track of in their presence. — Spider Robinson

The artist must have something to say, for mastery over form is not his goal but rather the adapting of form to its inner meaning. — Wassily Kandinsky

Some people in the town did not seem to care about the festival and were watching football on TV. The players were dotted about in neon green. They looked unreal, the way they might be seen by the forgotten man in the moon and the rabbit if they were watching the floodlit pitch forlornly from above. — Olivia Sudjic

From that point of view, I realized that my hole was not miles deep after all. My father, in fact, could stand on the bottom and it only reached up to his chest.
Darkness, you know, is relative. — Jodi Picoult

You receive in return what you plant with your words and your deeds. — Bethanee Epifani

The biggest challenge in the research process is to let go, to stop, to say enough, and then to reduce all of that beloved labor down to a few succinct paragraphs that shape the background to your narrative. I love research - that's all the fun, especially in the field. To write, however, is to suffer, and my pieces usually come in thousands of words over the assigned length. That's a serious flaw in my writing process - shaping and disciplining the footlockers of material one has so happily gathered. — Bob Shacochis

Those who make antitheses by forcing the sense are like men who make false windows for the sake of symmetry. Their rule is not to speak justly, but to make accurate figures. — Blaise Pascal

Now I'm kind of established as a director, I much prefer directing to writing. — Ang Lee

Being responsible for someone's childhood is a big deal. We not only create our own memories, but we create our child's memories. — Rachel Macy Stafford

If you strip away all the trappings of personality and lifestyle, what are the core components that make me me? — Blake Crouch

No matter what I do, I'm hurting someone. - Katniss Everdeen — Suzanne Collins