Dorre Love Quotes & Sayings

Protecting the rights of even the least individual among us is basically the only excuse the government has for even existing. — Ronald Reagan

Is there only so much pain a man can stand before he becomes irreparably broken? — Bella Forrest

In a way, the highest praise you could give to a composer like Bach was to take and make your own arrangement; it was sort of an homage to that composer and to his work, so it wasn't considered sacrilegious to do something like that. — Joshua Bell

After seven years of writing - and working many jobs to support my family - I finally got published. — Lloyd Alexander

Her time is about 4.33, which she's capable of. — David Coleman

An assortment of soldiers and servants hurried about, finishing their duties for the day, or beginning their duties for the night, or possibly just looking busy to avoid being given additional duties. — Jonathan Renshaw

Fashion is the healthiest motivation for losing weight. — Karl Lagerfeld

So few that live have life ... — Emily Dickinson

Socrates is a shining example of a man who bravely lived up to his ideals, and, in the end, bravely died for them. Throughout his life, he never lost faith in the mind's ability to discern and decide, and so to apprehend and master reality. Nor did he ever betray truth and integrity for a pitiable life of self-deception and semi-consciousness. In seeking relentlessly to align mind with matter and thought with fact, he remained faithful both to himself and to the world, with the result that he is still alive in this sentence and millions of others that have been written about him. More than a great philosopher, Socrates was the living embodiment of the dream that philosophy might one day set us free. — Neel Burton

A picture must possess a real power to generate light and for a long time now I've been conscious of expressing myself through light or rather in light. — Henri Matisse

When i want to hear new music, i make it — Prince

...nostalgia goes beyond individual psychology. At first glance, nostalgia is a longing for a place, but actually it is a yearning for a different time - the time of our childhood, the slower rhythms of our dreams. In a broader sense, nostalgia is a rebellion against the modern idea of time, the time of history and progress. The nostalgic desires to obliterate history and turn it into a private or collective mythology, to revisit time like space, refusing to surrender to the irreversibility of time that plagues the human condition. — Svetlana Boym