Dobrinka Kuzmanovic Quotes & Sayings

He let the fingers of one hand splay out across the pocket of his shirt to show what a simple, physical thing the heart was; then he made the same hand into a fist. — Richard Yates

If you don't have an idea that materializes and changes a person's life, then what have you got? You have talk, research, telephone calls, meetings, but you don't have a change in the community. — Eunice Kennedy Shriver

It is interesting to note that in every phase of life feminine masochism finds some form of expression. — Helene Deutsch

He stood there for a moment looking around the silent room, shaking his head slowly. All these books, he thought, the residue of a planet's intellect, the scrapings of futile minds, the leftovers, the potpourri of artifacts that had no power to save men from perishing. — Richard Matheson

Routine is a declivity down which many governments slide, and routine says that freedom of the press is dangerous. — Jose Rizal

I don't know what a man is. Only that every man has his price. — Bertolt Brecht

One should identify oneself with the universe itself. Everything that is less than the universe is subjected to suffering. — Simone Weil

As to the book called the bible, it is blasphemy to call it the Word of God. It is a book of lies and contradictions and a history of bad times and bad men. — Thomas Paine

Love, like Fortune, favours the bold. — E.A. Bucchianeri

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there it was, and the fault was doubtless neither hers nor his, but that of the world they had grown up in, of their own moral contempt for it and physical dependence on it, of his half-talents and her half-principles, of the something in them both that was not stout enough to resist nor yet pliant enough to yield. — Edith Wharton

We can be redeemed only to the extent to which we see ourselves. — Martin Buber

A man with nothing to die for has even less for which to live. — Margaret Weis

Whether you call on him or don't call on him, God will be present with you. — Frederick Buechner

Your personal dignity was always more important to you than mere emotion, wasn't it? — Rachel Caine