Historial Quotes & Sayings

I never read reviews of something I want to see. — Jeff Bridges

In every truth there is non-truth, in every fiction there is non-fiction. — Thomas H. Ward

When I'm in the country with all of the kids around and cooking, that's when I'm most relaxed. When I'm in the country I like to cook. — Kate Moss

Knowing we're saved by grace but still living under the law makes for a spiritually neurotic person. — Beth Moore

She'd done the right thing in God's eyes. That's all that mattered. — Ann Shorey

One should always try to do the best you possibly can. I'm not in a race to the finish line - I won't put anything out until it's completely ready. You want to keep it special and unique for the customer. — L'Wren Scott

A great politician has great charisma. — Catherine Zeta-Jones

It is good to read the testimonies of Scripture; it is good to seek the Lord our God in them. As for me, however, I have already made so much of Scripture my own that I have more than enough to meditate on and turn over in my mind. I need no more . .. I know Christ, the poor crucified One. — Francis Of Assisi

This is an industry that doesn't have the common cold ... It has cholera. — Emanuel Azenberg

The question, is it true? can be asked of anything we read. It is applicable to every kind of writing, in one or another sense of "truth" -- mathematical, scientific, philosophical, historial and poetical. No higher commendation can be given any work of the human mind than to praise it for the measure of truth it has achieved; by the same token, to criticize it adversely for its failure in this respect is to treat it with the seriousness that a serious work deserves. — Mortimer J. Adler

The single most important component of a camera is the twelve inches behind it! — Ansel Adams

If all these considerations are correct, then the appearance of eyes really could have ignited the Cambrian explosion. And if that's the case, then the evolution of the eye must certainly number among the most dramatic and important events in the whole history of life on earth. — Nick Lane

The religious feeling engendered by experiencing the logical comprehensibility of profound interrelations is of a somewhat different sort from the feeling that one usually calls religious. It is more a feeling of awe at the scheme that is manifest in the material universe. It does not lead us to take the step of fashioning a god-like being in our own image - a personage who makes demands of us and who takes an interest in us as individuals. There is in this neither a will nor a goal, nor a must, but only sheer being. — Rebecca Goldstein