Israelove Quotes & Sayings

Every step which she took toward relieving herself from obligations added to her strength and expansion as an individual. — Kate Chopin

I'll show these people how a curtsy is done, even if I am wearing soggy boots and a bloody pair of pants. Literally. There's blood on them, and I can't get it out, no matter how hard I scrub. At least it's not mine. — Amanda Bouchet

The hardest thing is to endure the applause of fools, and patiently suffer the booing, while with the bravissimo of the foolish one would rather strike them between the ears. — Carl Maria Von Weber

If coffee was a person, it would be my best friend. I — Carian Cole

The problem with happy endings," Tan'elKoth said, "is that nothing is ever truly over. — Matthew Woodring Stover

It was a fractal of ugliness, disgusting at every level of self-similarity. — Eliezer Yudkowsky

All the time when I speak to you, even now, I'm saying not precisely what I think, but what will impress you and make you respond. That's so even between us - and how much more it's so where there are stronger motives for deception. In fact, one's so used to this one hardly sees it. The whole language is a machine for making falsehoods. — Iris Murdoch

From the beginning I felt that there were only two ways to create change for black people in this country - either politically or by open armed revolution. Malcolm defined it succinctly - the ballot or the bullet. Since I believe that human life is uniquely valuable and important, for me the choice had to be the creative use of the ballot. I still believe I was right. I hope America never succeeds in changing my mind. — Shirley Chisholm

When you don't have time to be afraid, I guess it's easy to be brave. — Maggie Stiefvater

Happiest are the people who give most happiness to others — Denis Diderot

I just get an idea and then all of a sudden I've got a song. — John Lee Hooker

Everyone, either from modesty or egotism, hides away the best and most delicate of his soul's possessions; to gain the esteem of others, we must only ever show our ugliest sides; this is how we keep ourselves on the common level — Gustave Flaubert

How often do we truly feel accepted?
Are we aware of the collateral effects inflicted when we reject someone or something?
How do we move on from a state of constant rejection?
How do we gratefully accept rejection?
With acceptance, we grow not in a constant state of rejection. — Angelica Hopes