Gabalier Songs Quotes & Sayings

One cannot exchange ideas with a rational person any more than one can argue with a religious fanatic. — A. Manette Ansay

You might be a redneck if Exxon and Conoco have offered you royalties for your hair. — Jeff Foxworthy

Well, the old Autumn didn't know anything about reality. The old Autumn was quite happy living in a childish make-believe world where bad things didn't happen and where you could make up whatever silly story you liked and tell yourself it was true. — Liz Kessler

The Eucharist, behold the Christian's treasure, his delight on earth. Since Jesus is in the Eucharist for him personally, his whole life ought to be drawn to it like a magnet to its center. — Peter Julian Eymard

As the Republican nominee, it was Romney's job to find a way to speak to some of those groups of voters and offer practical solutions to their difficulties that both resonated with them and sounded plausible to them. — John Podhoretz

The most godly Christian is the one who knows himself best, and no one who knows himself will believe that he deserves anything better than hell. — A.W. Tozer

To be successful, a man must exert an effective influence upon his brothers and upon his associates, and the degree in which he accomplishes this depends on the personality of the man. The incandescence of which he is capable. The flame of fire that burns inside of him. The magnetism which draws the heart of other men to him. — Vince Lombardi

The hand expresses what the heart already knows. — Samuel Mockbee

The role of the intellectual, so it is said, is to speak truth to power. Noam Chomsky has dismissed this pious tag on two grounds. For one thing, power knows the truth already; it is just busy trying to conceal it. For another, it is not those in power who need the truth, but those they oppress. — Terry Eagleton

The professor ignored Lynn's comments and proceeded with his lecture. — Sherman Alexie

I can imagine playing in America. — Rafael Van Der Vaart

I'm interested in psychic phenomena, I'm interested in things that are happening invisibly beneath the surface. — Allan Moyle

Pride is just a shout into the wind. — Pierce Brown

A fish might more easily live on the apex of a rock than a man accustomed to crime live a life of virtue. ("The Story of Prince Barkiarokh") — William Beckford