Dzemal Malovcic Quotes & Sayings

Sometimes life goes in a direction not of our choosing," said the minister, softly. "That's why we need to adapt. It's never too late to change direction. — Louise Penny

Too bad she was dull--dull girls were unbearable--certainly pretty though. — F Scott Fitzgerald

I'm more concerned with what you think. — Maya Banks

I want you to take note, Commander, that turning in my badge would be like cutting off my arm. But if it comes down to a choice between the job and my marriage, then I lose the arm. — J.D. Robb

Why do we spend so much of our lives making blameless people unhappy? — Julian Fellowes

For horror movies, color is reassuring because, at least in older films, it adds to the fakey-ness. — Lynda Barry

Haile Selassie was not an evil man, but his priorities were misplaced. He was so concerned with establishing a strong central government and modernizing the country that he failed to meet the challenge of natural disaster ... It was his false pride, this lack of courage to admit mistakes, that brought about his downfall. — Haile Selassie

It was clear from the beginning that I was going to be a musician. — Andrew Gold

No matter how bad he felt, there was nothing to be done about it. He had made hard and even cruel choices, but in the end they were the ones he knew were right. There was no use in regretting them. — Ginn Hale

Pain has many faces ... the unseen part of man is often the victim of the most debilitating of pains ... a man can endure excruciating physical pain, and yet he can be felled by one unkind word. — Billy Graham

I've always enjoyed the communal side of Jewish life. — Thomas Friedman

In this country our principles should not be silent. — Dan Groat

He was riding back through a doorway in time to a place that had nothing to do with the airplanes, and motorized vehicle and telephones wires, and radios that surrounded him now ... The woods in late autumn had become his private sun dappled cathedral, one that contained presences antithetical to the conventional notion of a church. — James Lee Burke