Itoje Reviews Quotes & Sayings

I think he'll reach 1000 goals, but he'll never overtake my total.
(on 40-year old Romario) — Pele

Neutrality is the most dangerous way to deal with things in life but intervention is the way forward to learn how to tackle the unknown. — Euginia Herlihy

We all want to be a little glamorous, a little playful and a little mischievous at times. — Jason Wu

It's like you know a lyric for a song by heart and suddenly you forget the words. — Cecelia Ahern

I just wish life was more like my books," Fern complained [ ... ] "Main characters never die in books. If they did, the story would be ruined, or over."
"Everybody is a main character to someone," Bailey theorized, winding his way through the busy hall and out the nearest exit into the November afternoon. "There are no minor characters. — Amy Harmon

A major reason capable people fail to advance is that they don't work well with their colleagues. — Lee Iacocca

Follow sound business trends, not fashion trends. — Janice Dickinson

Nothing matters if we aren't safe — Marco Rubio

It's how the English run their courts. They sacrifice innocents, thinking to keep evil at bay, and call it a kind of justice. But they are no more just than this pole is a man. — Kathleen Kent

(at age thirteen) I think sharks smile like women dad. Like Jenny's smiling at you right now.
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But have you ever noticed how porpoises smile like effeminate men? They're bi-sexual, you know. Me, I'd rather have sex with a porpoise than a shark. — William Rooney

He broke off, and she fancied that he looked sad. She could not be sure, for the Machine did not transmit nuances of expression. It only gave a general idea of people- an idea that was good enough for all practical purposes, Vashti thought.
The imponderable bloom, declared by a discredited philosophy to be the actual essence of intercourse, was rightly ignored by the Machine, just as the imponderable bloom of the grape was ignored by the manufactures of artificial fruit. Something "good enough" had long since been accepted by our race. — E. M. Forster