Gurchet Sanghera Quotes & Sayings

Islamic terrorism has nothing to do with economic position or status in life. — Brigitte Gabriel

Oh, that we would be people who would say, Our God will deliver us, but if not, we still refuse to worship the things of this world. — Billy Graham

I've never met a bug that hasn't made me jump. — Denise Dowling Mortensen

I grew up spear-fishing, so I've always had a breath hold. — Tanc Sade

Do not be sad about what you do not have. Instead, be happy about what you do have. If you will be sad about what you don't have, you will not be happy about what you do have. — Leo Tolstoy

Change occurs on a continuum and does not move in a straight line. — Sharon Weil

Ah me son, we don't be takin' nothin' from the sea. We has to sneak up on what we wants and wiggle it away — Farley Mowat

Leo leaned forward and met her soft lips. Their first underwater kiss created bubbles that floated lazily to the surface. Audrey ran her fingers through his coarse hair, and they lingered until his lungs were bursting. — Jennifer Lane

To a Vase
How do I break thee? Let me count the ways.
I break thee if thou art at any height
My paw can reach, when, smarting from some slight,
I sulk, or have one of my crazy days.
I break thee with an accidental graze
Or twitch of tail, if I should take a fright.
I break thee out of pure and simple spite
The way I broke the jar of mayonnaise.
I break thee if a bug upon thee sits.
I break thee if I'm in a playful mood,
And then I wrestle with the shiny bits.
I break thee if I do not like my food.
And if someone they shards together fits,
I'll break thee once again when thou art glued. — Henry N. Beard

We see only a part of the surface of things. The rest will be forever hidden from us, to be appreciated for its felt but unfathomed presence. — Richard Taylor

Those who glory in their looks - not in their hearts - dress to please others. — Clement Of Alexandria

When you look at the clouds they are not symmetrical. They do not form fours and they do not come along in cubes, but you know at once that they are not a mess. [...] They are wiggly but in a way, orderly, although it is difficult for us to describe that kind of order. Now, take a look at yourselves. You are all wiggly. [...] We are just like clouds, rocks and stars. Look at the way the stars are arranged. Do you criticize the way the stars are arranged? — Alan W. Watts