Imaginemylife Quotes & Sayings

You know," he said, "this design begins to appeal to me after all. Sea slugs aren't the least bit arousing, but logarithms . . . I've always thought that word sounded splendidly naughty." He let it roll off his tongue with ribald inflection. "Logarithm." He gave an exaggerated shiver. "Ooh. Yes and thank you and may I have some more."

"Lots of mathematical terms sound that way. I think it's because they were all coined by men. 'Hypotenuse' is downright lewd."

" 'Quadrilateral' brings rather carnal images to mind."

She was silent for a long time. Then one of her dark eyebrows arched. "Not so many as 'rhombus.' "

Good Lord. That word was wicked. Her pronunciation of it did rather wicked things to him. He had to admire the way she didn't shrink from a challenge, but came back with a new and surprising retort. One day, she'd make some fortunate man a very creative lover. — Tessa Dare

Monsters were declared to be warnings against sin, individual or collective, and demonstrations of the anger and the glory of God. — Dudley Wilson

I have nothing
Of woman in me; now from head to foot
I am marble-constant. — William Shakespeare

The Tea Party ended up being a shill for corporate America. — Russ Feingold

To Ben, love was the flame in which he wanted to be reborn. He wanted to be remade by it. — Holly Black

She often said that "all roads lead to something you were always predestined to do." And for her, perhaps, it was something.

But for Ove it was someone. — Fredrik Backman

He was born as you see him-happy with the world and his circumstances. Do we all not wish such a life? — Sharon E. McKay

School is a hospital where men recover from ignorance. — Matshona Dhliwayo

We are unlimited beings. We have no ceiling. The capabilities and the talents and the gifts and the power that is within every single individual that is on this planet, is unlimited. — Michael Beckwith

When I was young, I went to a church where the lighter-skinned you were, the closer you sat to the altar. — Lee Daniels

Justice is the sanction of established injustice. — Anatole France