Gateway Insurance Quotes & Sayings

Of all radio program forms, the radio talk is the hardest to write, to give, and to make interesting and acceptable to the listening public. The first inclination of almost everyone, in turning on the radio and finding someone talking, is to switch the dial immediately until a music program is found. That is done almost as unconsciously as breathing. — Judith C. Waller

Love is hard; if it was easy, the world would be at constant peace. — Jamie Magee

Love is a strange commodity, because you can't import it if you don't also export it. — Ashleigh Brilliant

If he was winter, I was summer. If I was sunshine, he was night. A dark and stormy one. — Karen Marie Moning

A reminder to himself that even those who appeared the cruelest and most evil in the world were never above salvation. That, by the right actions, anyone's heart could be changed. And a reminder to Cadegan that all people deserved the utmost respect. To remind himself that he never wanted to be the one who brought such pain to another living creature's misery. — Sherrilyn Kenyon

Why should I have a calling card? I'm not a call girl! — Melanie

If you live with the limited beliefs of your mind, you cannot see life, beyond the physical existence, while in reality, the life happens at a much deeper level. — Roshan Sharma

Bullfighters are Seville's heroes. — Paz Vega

Even forgiveness, if weak and passive, is not true: fight is better. Forgive when you could bring legions of angels to the victory. — Swami Vivekananda

I am the kind of woman who loves hurricanes. They put me in a party mood. Make me want to eat oysters on the half shell, and act slutty. — Rebecca Wells

A director in Hollywood in my time couldn't do what he wanted to do. — Douglas Sirk

The society of life on Mars, or the challenge of making Mars more livable, will have significant benefits on our attempts to modify and change in some ways the environment here on Earth. — Buzz Aldrin

What I don't like are pompous, pretentious movies. — Peter Jackson

It was as if whatever had happened had reached some kind of limit. It was like finding the gateway to the past unguarded, unforbidden because it didn't have to be. Built into the act of return finally was this glittering mosaic of doubt. Something like what Sauncho's colleagues in marine insurance liked to call inherent vice. — Thomas Pynchon

This is evidently an incorrect application of the word same ; for the feeling which I had yesterday is gone, never to return; what I have to-day is another feeling, exactly like the former, perhaps, but distinct from it; and it is evident that two different persons can not be experiencing the same feeling, in the sense in which we say that they are both sitting at the same table. — John Stuart Mill