Duyck And Vandehey Quotes & Sayings

There are lots of stories about how philosophy begins. Some people claim it begins in wonder; some people claim it begins in worry. I claim it begins in disappointment. — Simon Critchley

David gave me the Hope Diamond gaze.
"Will you be mine forever?" The words escaped my lips. — Nely Cab

the mission and purpose of the church was summed up into three words that I believe are the crux of our faith: Christ, cause, and community. — Jarrid Wilson

The fact that people are already reading and loving something I wrote is still hard to believe. — Erin Morgenstern

It would be inadmissible if I would vent my opinion publicly. Not only could I harm the artist concerned seriously because people have so much respect for me and believe in me because of my musical accomplishments. And I could also antagonize people against me, because everyone has his own taste. We all make music, people can choose from that what they like. Every musician likes his own music the best, man. I don't want to attack that. I don't mind criticism, I can handle it, but most people can't. — Fela Kuti

It is folly to abstain all day long from food, but fail to abstain from sin and selfishness. — Saint John Chrysostom

Art and business may be strange bedfellows, but an artist must make room in her bed for both. — Eric Maisel

Nature, not human activity, rules the climate. — Fred Singer

... every feeling is the perception of a truth ... — Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

My friend, I assure you, if you have won a true woman's true love, you have a far greater fortune than your millions
a treasure that none can afford to despise. — Marie Corelli

I wanted to share the risks the digger in Afghanistan took every day. Whenever I could I joined patrols 'outside the wire', walking the same dusty tracks and fields as the ordinary soldiers. I did everything in my power to keep them alive, I failed. In that year I lost ten soldiers under my command, killed in action. I personally identified the remains of each of them, sending them home to their families. More than sixty of my soldiers were wounded, some horribly. — John Cantwell

True adulthood would mean no longer denying the truth. It would mean feeling the repressed suffering, consciously acknowledging the story remembered by the body at an emotional level, and integrating that story instead of repressing it. Whether contact with the parents can then in fact be maintained will depend on the given circumstances in each individual case. What is absolutely imperative is the termination of the harmful attachment to the internalized parents of childhood, an attachment that, though we call it love, certainly does not deserve the name. It is made up of different ingredients, such as gratitude, compassion, expectations, denial, illusions, obedience, fear, and the anticipation of punishment. Time — Alice Miller

As Charles Darwin once wrote, a tribe with many people acting like givers, who "were always ready to aid one another, and to sacrifice themselves for the common good, would be victorious over most other tribes; and this would be natural selection. — Adam M. Grant

His affections, like ivy, were the growth of time, they implied no aptness in the object. — Robert Louis Stevenson

It's a great country, where anybody can grow up to be president ... except me. — Barry Goldwater