Halloween Finest Quotes & Sayings

The most certain way of ensuring victory is to march briskly and in good order against the enemy, always endeavouring to gain ground. — Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor

If you love yourself, someone will love you more — Trenice Carter

Problems is, the word of an addict is just that. A word. nothing more. — J.R. Ward

We're seeing the arrival of conversational robots that can walk in our world. It's a golden age of invention. — David Hanson

I've been in perfect health and perfectly happy all my life. I don't take any pills; I just get up, clean up after my wife, and start typing every day. — T.C. Boyle

Filmmaking is a miracle of collaboration. — James McAvoy

Even in the worst of times, the Tamils had not expected the Sri Lankan army to shell the sick and dying. — Rohini Mohan

From Labor Day through Halloween, the place is almost unbearably beautiful. The air during these weeks seems less like ether and more like a semisolid, clear and yet dense somehow, as if it were filled with the finest imaginable golden pollen. The sky tends toward brilliant ice-blue, and every thing and being is invested with a soft, gold-ish glow. Tin cans look good in this light; discarded shopping bags do. I'm not poet enough to tell you what the salt marsh looks like at high tide. I confess that when I lived year-round in Provincetown, I tended to become irritable toward the end of October, when one supernal day after another seemed to imply that the only reasonable human act was to abandon your foolish errands and plans, go outside, and fall to your knees. — Michael Cunningham

At present we educate people only up to the point where they can earn a living and marry; then education ceases altogether, as though a complete mental outfit had been acquired ... Vast numbers of men and women thus spend their entire lives in complete ignorance of the most important things. — Carl Jung

You made me feel the need to be a better person. You, Synthia, you made me want to be a better man. — Amelia Hutchins

Thinking about such a situation, one becomes aware of the human lack of detachment; our inexperience and immaturity in the complex problems of the human condition. But it should not be so. We have the 'breathing spaces' when we can take a detached point of view. If it was of life-or-death importance that we learned by these moments of insight, men would quickly become something closer to being godlike. But most of us can drift through life without making any great moral decisions. And so the human race has shown no advance in wisdom in three thousand years. — Colin Wilson

I've been playing live gigs since I was 13. I really don't know how to do anything else, and please God strike me down. — Joshua Homme

He knows his olive trees better than he knows his children. — Rebecca Helm-Ropelato