Dispossession Antonyms Quotes & Sayings

Friendships multiply joys and divide griefs. — Thomas Fuller

Thinkers, makers and traders are the DNA of the world class company — Rosabeth Moss Kanter

Your dreams of today creates your future. — Lailah Gifty Akita

To lose what we never owned might seem an eccentric Bereavement but Presumption has its Affliction as actually as Claim
— Emily Dickinson

Exercise has a direct brain connection, when you consider what it actually does. What we tend to overlook are the feedback loops that connect the brain to every cell in the body. Therefore when you throw a ball, run on a treadmill, or jog along the shore, billions of cells are "seeing" the outside world. The chemicals transmitted form the brain are acting the way sense organs do, making contact with the outside world and offering stimulation from that world.
This is why the jump from being sedentary to doing a minimal amount of exercise - such as walking, light gardening, and climbing the stairs instead of taking the elevator - is so healthy. Your cells want to be part of the world. — Deepak Chopra

You know the only thing happier than a three-legged dog? A four-legged dog. — Louis C.K.

Truth is a clumsy servant that breaks the dishes while washing them. — Karl Kraus

This is going to be a lot for the Congress to swallow, even on the deck of a sinking ship. — Kenneth Eade

You could sing us the phone book and we would still love you. — Paula Abdul

I don't think in any language. I think in images. I don't believe that people think in languages. They don't move their lips when they think. It is only a certain type of illiterate person who moves his lips as he reads or ruminates. No, I think in images, and now and then a Russian phrase or an English phrase will form with the foam of the brainwave, but that's about all. — Vladimir Nabokov

But one thing is certain-in the case of nutrition and health, the science can be confusing and can lead to "paralysis by analysis" (a state in which you take no action because you're not sure what to do). — Melissa Hartwig