Delighter Script Quotes & Sayings

Light-heartedness always made Soames suspicious - there was generally some reason for it. — John Galsworthy

If I had a girl, I'd want her to know that she can be anything she wants and that she doesn't have to rely on her looks or clothes or hair or make-up to define who she is or to get respect from other people. I'd want her to know she has a right to be respected or noticed because she was born. I'm not talking about all the girl power nonsense, I'm talking about my girl growing up knowing she has the right to be treated decently simply because she was born. — Dorothy Koomson

Falling in love was like falling off a cliff. It felt pretty much like flying until you hit the ground. — Cinda Williams Chima

The surest way to prevent seditions ... is to take away the matter of them. — Francis Bacon

It doesn't matter what happens; no matter where a child goes - how far or how long. Even if it's forever. You never lose them. — Diana Gabaldon

Returning the pain to someone will not heal the pain you are feeling within your heart it will only amplify it. The only cure for your pain is to forgive and it is a process of healing that takes time. — Peta-Gaye Reid

Dilemma? Let him have his way with something simple, or keep getting my way and him torture me later? Hmmm. I guess I'm more of a masochist than I thought. — J.A. Redmerski

Because she was very much his lover, even if they'd never been skin to skin. The idea of being with any other woman after he met her had simply been out of the question. — Nalini Singh

What I'm looking for is not out there, it is in me. — Helen Keller

So long as we exalt artists as beautiful liars or as the world's most profound truth-tellers, we remain locked in a moralistic paradigm that doesn't even begin to engage art's most exciting provinces (139). — Maggie Nelson

But who is ever able to apply to her own current love affair a word like "similar"? — Joan Wickersham

A single idea recurs throughout his work: that we best endure those frustrations which we have prepared ourselves for and understand and are hurt most by those we least expected and cannot fathom. Philosophy must reconcile us to the true dimensions of reality, and so spare us, if not frustration itself, then at least its panoply of pernicious accompanying emotions. — Alain De Botton