Dostoievski Famous Quotes & Sayings

A man's weakest spots are almost always closest to his passions. — Auliq Ice

Nothin' is gonna happen to me," he whispered. "I'm invincible. — S.D. Hendrickson

Ah gentle pair, ye little think how nigh Your change approaches, when all these delights Will vanish and deliver ye to woe, More woe, the more your taste is now of joy. — John Milton

No matter who you are, or what side of the tracks society thinks you are from, if you wake up wanting to write, then do what you must to write. — Lydia Rodriguez-Clement

As far as I am concerned, the greatest suffering is to feel alone, unwanted, unloved. The greatest suffering is also having no one, forgetting what an intimate, truly human relationship is, not knowing what it means to be loved, not having a family or friends. — Mother Teresa

Kids are intimidated by the way science and technology is presented. It's made, frankly, quite boring and it becomes part of a curriculum that chases particularly women and minorities away. — Dean Kamen

There's a thing that creeps into this conversation ... that if you complain about the depiction of women [in comics], it becomes, 'Well, but ladies - the dudes are idealized too.' And the thing is that the dudes are idealized for strength and the women are idealized for sexual availability. It's very, very different. The women's costumes are cut in such a way that I could give a cervical exam to 90% of our heroines. And I don't have a medical degree! So if I can find it, that's impressive. — Kelly Sue DeConnick

If I were amazing with a sword, I wouldn't care about the tender things in life. — Gwendoline Christie

Species conversation is beyond a doubt an issue that truly matters to the American public. — Ian Somerhalder

I frequently hear music in the heart of noise. — George Gershwin

I tell younger writers that indeed it is devastating to be rejected. You feel like the bottom dropped out of your world. — Alex Haley

I see things as they happen pretty quick, and I just go hit it. — Brian Urlacher

I have attended church-service in the garrisons, and tried hard ... to join in the prayers ... but never could raise within me the solemn feelings and true affection that I feel when alone with God in the forest. There I seem to stand face to face with my Master; all around me is fresh and beautiful, as it came from His hand; and there is no nicety or doctrine to chill the feelings. No no; the woods are the true temple after all, for there the thoughts are free to mount higher even than the clouds. — James Fenimore Cooper