Dolanpedia Quotes & Sayings

We must, by God's grace, embody the vision. If not, we are duplicitous. — Derwin L. Gray

The truth of an orchestra is heard when they try to find their common notes before the show. All those strings and tubes and odd plunking things straining in different directions; an orchestra is merely a mob of single-minded maniacs who every so often condescend to work together, and then, mostly, they soar - they ascend - they give us wings.

Then they finish and bow and grumble and stomp off to their grotty little hovels muttering to themselves. Honestly, music is a miracle. You have no idea. — Kelly Gardiner

For an immortal life, don't look for power, but be the source of power and inspiration for others. — Debasish Mridha

I'll watch movies I like to see, Steve Jobs interviews, something that's going to make me smart and then go to sleep. — Jaden Smith

The roots of ISIS do not lie in the actions America took in 2003. Bush made mistakes in Iraq, and left a ramshackle state that functioned less badly than any of its neighbors. Obama walked away, pulled out a cigarette, tossed the match over his shoulder, and ignited a fuse that, from Damascus to Baghdad to Amman and beyond, will blow up the entire Middle East. — Mark Steyn

There is more to me than my boobs and my boyfriends. — Pamela Anderson

The dumplings had the flavor of paradise, and the broth spread through my veins like a secret that's fun to keep. — Lemony Snicket

Look at everything upside down.Take absolutely nothing for granted. — Dick Francis

Number one house rule of pool: don't lose in your own house. — Mark Zupan

The Alexander Technique keeps the body alive, at ages when many people have resigned themselves to irreversible decline. — Robertson Davies

On the one hand you had people constantly fighting Hell; on the other, you had people constantly fighting Hell on earth. — Criss Jami

I am Gravity, I am That against which the Rocket must struggle, to which the pre-historic wastes submit and are transmuted to the very substance of History. — Thomas Pynchon