Gauck Greensburg Quotes & Sayings

Look within, get depressed; Look around, get distressed; Look to Jesus, find perfect rest. — Joseph Prince

Film in the 20th century, it's the American art form, like jazz. — Martin Scorsese

Sometimes I go for days without speaking to a soul. I think, "I should make that call", but I put it off. Because there's something pleasurable about not talking. But then I love talking, so it's not that. But sometimes it can be nice. It's not like I sit here philosophizing, because I've no talent for that. It's just this thing about silence that's so wonderful. — Ingmar Bergman

There's just a natural instinct to want to be great, I think. — Patrick Wilson

Why let me heal when you'll just break me anyway?"
"Because breaking you is half the fun. — Kenya Wright

One lives to find out. — Mark Twain

Any people has a right to self-determination, and now in Europe the process of diluting national sovereignty in the framework of a united Europe is more accepted. — Vladimir Putin

Some people set them on the white tablecloths in front of them, but most hold the boxes carefully, unwilling to let their futures out of their hands so soon after receiving them. — Ally Condie

Lyor Cohen, who I consider my mentor, once told me something that he was told by a rabbi about the eight degrees of giving in Judaism. The seventh degree is giving anonymously, so you don't know who you're giving to, and the person on the receiving end doesn't know who gave. The value of that is that the person receiving doesn't have to feel some kind of obligation to the giver and the person giving isn't doing it with an ulterior motive. It's a way of putting the giver and receiver on the same level. It's a tough ideal to reach out for, but it does take away some of the patronizing and showboating that can go on with philanthropy in a capitalist system. The highest level of giving, the eight, is giving in a way that makes the receiver self-sufficient. — Jay-Z

Rage
that old familiar friend that got him through the hardest of times. — Sophie Jordan

Good dialogue is very important. — Clive Owen

We jumped for joy. After the awful events of yesterday, finally something good happens and brings us ... hope! Hope for an end to the war, hope for peace. — Anne Frank