Giysilerini Giyip Quotes & Sayings

When have we required anything of you? Except to survive? — Gregory Maguire

If music is the food of love, play on. — William Shakespeare

One must overcome history by dogma. — Henry Edward Manning

My God, how I want you," he whispered. — Lisa Kleypas

The sun shines not on us but in us. — John Muir

People who study the scriptures get a dimension to their life that nobody else gets and that can't be gained in any way except by studying the scriptures. There's an increase in faith and a desire to do what's right and a feeling of inspiration and understanding that comes to people who study the gospel - and who ponder the principles, that can't come in any other way. — Bruce R. McConkie

We've got to continue to find ways to honor our 25 million veterans that have served our country with such honor and distinction. — Zach Wamp

Home is where people love you, don't forget that. — Burnie Burns

Living out here, I have found that many creatures would prefer not to fight. But if your first instinct is to reach for your sword, you will never discover that. — Suzanne Collins

You may have noticed there are three things an Irishman always puts his soul in: his religion, his sports, and his politics. If you ever find an Irishman who is wishy-washy on any one of those, you can make up your mind to it he is not the true article at all. — Mary Deasy

Since the family is the irreducible core unit of cities or any other political order, one may say the same thing of marriage: it was established to render justice, to give each his due - in this case, what is due between husband and wife in the inimitably unique relationship that they form. Owing to the exceptional complementarity and procreative potential of a husband and a wife, the legal form for their relationship is likewise distinctive, and not replicable for other relationships that are neither complementary nor potentially reproductive. — Robert R. Reilly

At one blood labors to beget,
Spirits as like as it can,
Because such figures need to knit,
that subtle knot which makes us man. — John Donne