Ela Teacher Quotes & Sayings

Can you imagine going to bed with Kierkegaard? He'd never stop asking, 'Can I do this to you? Is this okay? — Jonathan Franzen

Benvolio- "By my head, here come the Capulets."
Mercutio- "By my heel, I care not. — William Shakespeare

As love without esteem is capricious and volatile; esteem without love is languid and cold. — Jonathan Swift

Your body will forget, but your mind often doesn't. — Winna Efendi

He's sick on the dream. We're all sick on the dream, that's why we're out here. — Charles Bukowski

The tops of pages are river-and-rain-warped, the whole book buckled a bit from travel, age and pockets, but it's a book that feels companionable somehow, if you know what I mean. In it there are many pages with lines underscored, or in some cases with just ascending wing-like Nike tick-marks next to a paragraph. — Niall Williams

There is nothing that succeeds in life like boldness, provided you believe you are on the right side. — Woodrow Wilson

To be like other people is to be unlike ourselves. — Robert Green Ingersoll

Thank you," I said in relief. "Fuck you, douche," he replied before hanging up. — Kelli Jean

God is each truly and exalted thing, therefore the individual himself to the highest degree. But are not nature and the world individuals? — Karl Wilhelm Friedrich Schlegel

When Private Bradley [aka Chelsea] Manning put his conscience ahead of his personal well-being by allegedly releasing important information to the world's public via WikiLeaks, he was put into an inhumane solitary confinement and is now facing charges that carry the possibility of him spending the rest of his life in prison. — Ray McGovern

If the moon faerie became like the sun faerie, there would be eternal day and if the sun faerie became like the moon faerie, it would be pitch dark. Therefore you balance each other out. Do you see? — Anja Owona Okoa

Just open, honest communication is the best thing in the world. — Brett Davern

Yakima Canutt was famously John Wayne's stunt double, and in the Western movie 'Stagecoach,' there is a fantastic scene where there are some horses thundering along, pulling a carriage. He climbs out onto the horses and drops down underneath them, so he's being dragged along, and then he lets go. — Steve Truglia