Djevojka Dana Quotes & Sayings

Laying out grounds ... may be considered as a liberal art, in some sort like poetry and painting ... it is to assist Nature in moving the affections ... the affections of those who have the deepest perception of the beauty of Nature ... — William Wordsworth

There are a lot of myths about gay people. — Cynthia Nixon

Most of my ideas belonged to other people who never bothered to develop them. — Thomas A. Edison

I think my mission is to become the greatest human I can. I know that sounds pompous, but what else do we have? — Kathleen Turner

So ahead of my time even when i rhyme about the future I be reminiscing — J. Cole

Any guy that refers to dating women as the hunt or being on the prowl should be evaluated for a number of conditions. — Dane Cook

My son Matthew's beloved dog is a Jack Russell. His name is Buster. Matthew picked him as a puppy, when he was tiny himself. — Rob Lowe

The poor who commit murder, rape and robbery are not only not starving, they have far more material things than the word 'poverty' suggests. — Dennis Prager

The ultimate space-measurer in Dutch football is of course, Johan Cruyff. He was only seventeen when he first played at Ajax, yet even then he delivered running commentaries on the use of space to the rest of the team, telling them where to run, where not to run. Players did what the tiny, skinny teenager told them to do because he was right. Cruyff didn't talk about abstract space but about specific, detailed spatial relations on the field. Indeed, the most abiding image of him as a player is not of him scoring or running or tackling. It is of Cruyff pointing. 'No, not there, back a little... forward two metres... four metres more to the left.' He seemed like a conductor directing a symphony orchestra. It was as if Cruyff was helping his colleagues to realize an approximate rendering on the field to match the sublime vision in his mind of how the space ought to be ordered. — David Winner

If you want your Demons to go away quit using the words they taught you to say — Stanley Victor Paskavich