Glissens Quotes & Sayings

Sometimes to win, you have to change the game. — J. B. Bernstein

I knew that a man was not only himself but also who he wished to be. — Stephanie Dray

But what do I love when I love my God? Not the sweet melody of harmony and song; not the fragrance of flowers, perfumes, and spices; not manna or honey; not limbs such as the body delights to embrace. It is not these that I love when I love my God. And yet, when I love Him, it is true that I love a light of a certain kind, a voice, a perfume, a food, an embrace; but they are of the kind that I love in my inner self, when my soul is bathed in light that is not bound by space; when it listens to sound that never dies away; when it breathes fragrance that is not borne away on the wind; when it tastes food that is never consumed by the eating; when it clings to an embrace from which it is not severed by fulfillment of desire. This is what I love when I love my God. — Augustine

The impossible becomes possible if only your mind believes it. — Chris Bradford

A thought functions only as a fragmentary part in the formulation of an idea. — Hans Hofmann

The blurring of the line between policy and strategy] encouraged soldiers to make the preposterous claim that policy should be subservient to their conduct of operations, and (especially in democratic countries) it drew the statesman on to overstep the definite border of his sphere and interfere with his military employees in the actual use of their tools. — B.H. Liddell Hart

He believed true love was more like an education: it was deep and subtle and never complete. The — Josiah Bancroft

Art has the ability to redeem life by finding beauty even in the worst aspect of things. — Roger Scruton

There's no reason why the 'Lost' alternate reality game had to be officially made by the 'Lost' production crew. — Jane McGonigal

Why doesn't anyone go to the moon anymore? What happened to our optimism? — Janet Turpin Myers

Everyone couldn't be happier and more terrified. — Allison Janney

The law shows the distance which there is between God and man; the gospel bridges that awful chasm, and — Charles Haddon Spurgeon

I have many friends who are both Mexican and Mexican-American and others who, I guess you would say, are somewhere in between. The ironic thing is that all three of those categories often exist inside of the same family. — Conor Oberst

So reports of my madness, as they say, were greatly exaggerated. Not that I give a bugger either way. — David Icke