Explicativo En Quotes & Sayings

I like the values in Flicka, and I wanted to do a movie my kids could see and be proud of. — Tim McGraw

Much earlier than Richardson, before World War I, in fact, Norman Angell had shown that the idea of fighting a war for profit was obsolete. The victors would pay a heavier cost than the losers. He was right, and that First World War proved the fact. The second one hammered it home with everything up to and including nuclear weapons. In an individual one would regard it as evidence of insanity to see someone repeatedly undertaking enterprises that resulted in his losing precisely what he claimed he was trying to achieve; it is not less lunatic to do it on the international scale, but if you've been catching the news lately you'll have noticed it's being done more than ever. — John Brunner

When love turns into dust, money becomes the substitution. — D.H. Lawrence

I welcomed the organization of the Anti-slavery Society. — Gerrit Smith

Man is a creature of a willful head, And hardly driven is, but eas'ly led. — Samuel Daniel

Ah," Sean said, smothering a laugh. "The brilliant plan falling apart? Wow. Wish I'd seen that coming. Oh. Wait. I did. — Maureen Child

[H]e was damned if he was going to water down his arguments simply to satisfy the preference of the mob for dogma and ignorance. — Ben Elton

She blushed and so did he. She greeted him in a faltering voice, and he spoke to her without knowing what he was saying. — Voltaire

Home is a child's first and most important classroom. — Hillary Rodham Clinton

Every kid gets "programmed" by their 'rents, Chase. That doesn't mean they have to do as they're told. — Brian K. Vaughan

As for God, I frankly admit that I find it easier to live with the ageold questions about suffering than with many of the easy or pious explanations offered from time to time. Some of which seem to verge on blasphemy. — Rosamunde Pilcher

It is useful to the historian, among others, to be able to see the commonest forms of different phenomena, whether phonetic, morphological or other, and how language lives, carries on and changes over time. — Ferdinand De Saussure