Chasing Butterflies Movie Quotes & Sayings

As William Ferris is fond of saying, "in Africa when an older person dies, a library burns. — Jacqueline L. Tobin

Given the behaviour of human beings throughout the ages, they do not deserve life, with its many dark sides, in all its beauty, grandeur and magnificence ... — Jose Saramago

I want to work, so I'm going where the work is. — Marianne Jean-Baptiste

When the audience leaves, I'd like them to feel positive when they go. — Juice Newton

SEEING BELIEVING what's in front of you is not necessarily the entire story — Susane Colasanti

Not even the most heavily-armed police state can exert brute force to all of its citizens all of the time. Meme management is so much subtler; the rose-tinted refraction of perceived reality, the contagious fear of threatening alternatives. — Peter Watts

I never planned on becoming a brand name. The success of the Trump name worldwide has been a surprise. — Donald Trump

The British invasion certainly made a lot of noise in the record industry. — Jeff Barry

We're all wanting things we don't understand. things we can't even name. The yearning so deep, like pinions over our hearts. — Megan Abbott

In sixth grade, some kid was being inappropriate with a girl. I said he better stop. Next thing were fighting. Then were at the principals office. I got just as much punishment as he did, even though I felt I did the right thing. — Woody Harrelson

Living did not become a problem until Man refused to listen to the inner voice. When he returns to listening He will seize to labor for the means of living, but will work for the joy of creating. Through His word He will find that He can move upon the all loving and all enfolding substance of God, and bring into visibility every idea he holds in thought. — Baird T. Spalding

Kids don't really get to hear their parents giggle enough if you ask me... — David Levithan

In pursuing certain virtues - colorful local effects, personae and personality, juxtaposition, close calls with nonsense, uncertainty, critiques of ordinary language - the current crop of American poets necessarily give up on others. — Stephen Burt