Ferdinand Eisenstein Quotes & Sayings

I want the things most people don't notice. The ring and the key and the way you have of wearing everything on the inside. — Victoria Schwab

Please let me love you."
"As if I could even contemplate living without you. — Sylvain Reynard

I haven't laid eyes on you since the ship docked some three weeks ago, and suddenly here you are, knocking on my door with a stranger at your side, and announcing with no explanation whatsoever, that you and Old Chinese here would very much like to puncture various parts of anatomy. And you actually expect me to comply? — Kathleen Bittner Roth

In fact, she had the neuter-gender quality of an angel. — Anne Rice

Let today be the day you love yourself enough to no longer just dream of a better life; let it be the day you act upon it. — Steve Maraboli

Your mind can grasp intellectual ideas, but it is in the FEELING where the transformation takes place. — Stephen Richards

You know," she says softly, "what I've learned is that everything's more complicated than it seems. I'm so glad I came here, got to know my family, learn about where I come from. India is an incredible country. There are parts of it that I love, that really feel like home. But at the same time, there are things here that just make me want to turn away, you know?"
She looks to Somer.
"Does that sound awful?"
"No, honey." She touches Asha's cheek with the back of her hand. "I think I understand," Somer says, and she means it.
This country has given her Krishnan and Asha, the most important people in her life. But when she has fought against the power of its influence, it has also been the root of her greatest turmoil. — Shilpi Somaya Gowda

What's it all about Alfie, is it just the moment we live? — Dionne Warwick

I'm really interested in how people feel out new friendships, and at the start of college, that's really important. — John Allison

There are crimes that are truly uncomely. With crimes, whatever they may be, the more blood, the more horror there is, the more imposing they are, the more picturesque, so to speak, but there are crimes that are shameful, disgraceful, all horror aside, so to speak, even far too ungracious ... — Fyodor Dostoyevsky