Example Lds Quotes & Sayings

Dustin Hoffman said this one time, that if he hadn't made it as a film star, he would still be happy as a character actor because he was a character actor because of his face from day one, so he would always work in the theater. — Denis Leary

There's a strong social urge in man to be needed. — Jo Nesbo

Creativity ignited a spark. In that moment, I saw that art is not peripheral, beauty is not optional, but a strategy for survival. — Terry Tempest Williams

It is because Jesus Christ experienced cosmic thirst on the cross that you and I can have our spiritual thirst satisfied. — Timothy Keller

Before there is peace, blood will spill blood, and the lake will run red. — Erin Hunter

I understand now that the vulnerability I've always felt is the greatest strength a person can have. You can't experience life without feeling life. What I've learned is that being vulnerable to somebody you love is not a weakness, it's a strength. — Elisabeth Shue

Ask whomever you will but you'll never find out where I'm lodging — Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

1. Define a misbehavior 2. Explain the cause of the misbehavior 3. Discuss the negative effects of the misbehavior — Joy Berry

There was something about a man with a shovel, and the sweat on his neck might as well have been chocolate sauce. It wasn't fair. Brains and brawns should be two separate categories, not bundled into one irresistible package. She needed to pull herself together before she went after him with a spoon. But where to start? — Susan Elizabeth Phillips

We are the women our parents warned us against, and we are proud — Gloria Steinem

My most serious character flaw is that I don't deny myself much. — Andy Rooney

The fact that you can crawl the web is a commodity. — Carol Bartz

Now, I ask this question of all of us and lay this burden upon us: What circumstances are at work right now in our wards, silently separating one sister here and another sister there from the sisterhood of the Relief Society, marginalizing them, making them invisible? And what can we do about it? ... For example, LDS women are participating in the labor force in ever-increasing numbers. These women need Relief Society. They need the strength of sisterhood. They need to be understood. They need support with their families. They don't need to be told that they're selfish or unrighteous because they're working. They need to be told they are loved. — Chieko N. Okazaki