Isner Longest Quotes & Sayings

At the time, I thought this was just one of those vague things adults say to remind you that you're a kid who doesn't know what adults know. But it seemed now it was one of those specific things adults say to remind you that you're a kid who doesn't know what adults know. — Brock Clarke

As I descended into impassable rivers I no longer felt guided by the ferrymen. — Arthur Rimbaud

There was still one response, the greatest, that she had missed. She thought: To find a feeling that would hold, as their sum, as their final expression, the purpose of all the things she loved on earth ... To find a consciousness like her own, who would be the meaning of her world, as she would be of his ... No, not Francisco d'Anconia, not Hank Rearden, not any man she had ever met or admired ... A man who existed only in her knowledge of her capacity for an emotion she had never felt, but would have given her life to experience. — Ayn Rand

To emancipate the mind is the great task which printing came into the world to perform. — Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation

Her presence, her fate, her sympathy for me, have power still to extract tears from my withered brain. — Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

Focus on each person's strengths and manage around his weaknesses. Don't try to fix the weaknesses. Don't try to perfect each person. Instead do everything you can to help each person cultivate his talents. Help each person become more of who he already is. — Marcus Buckingham

Japan has only 100m people. Asia has 4bn. At least one-third, maybe nearly half, will become middle class, and this is a big opportunity for Japanese businessmen. — Tadashi Yanai

May is much sunshine through small leaves. — Amy Lowell

He used to be full of wonder, imagination and curiosity. He used to live, but now he's just alive. — Matthew Williams

Damn, girl. If I still breathed, I'd be suffocated by how much I want you. — Sara Humphreys

The point of telling our stories, even if only to ourselves, is to help us resurrect the parts we have buried. When we unearth them, even if it's difficult, we can integrate them into our sense of who we are. Often in our buried self our true power lies. — Helen LaKelly Hunt

I've lived in New York for 40 years. I came right after college. — R.L. Stine

I just feel, in life, I'm searching for something I can rely on, something that's constant and something that's going to guide me through. And I felt that the Northern Star is a very beautiful image of that. — Melanie Chisholm