Izolarea Fonica Quotes & Sayings

There's a difference between not being afraid and acting in spite of fear. — Veronica Roth

It was a seductive thing, full of promise. Full of warmth and wonder and lies. — J.C. Daniels

Have I lived enough?
Have I loved enough?
Have I considered Right Action enough, have I
come to any conclusion?
Have I experienced happiness with sufficient gratitude?
Have I endured loneliness with grace? - A Thousand Mornings, Mary Oliver — Mary Oliver

I'm an intense person. — Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu

We live in a time where there's an alienation factor. There's a certain disconnection. We don't have any real sense of community anymore. — Alan Ball

If someone says or does something hurtful, call upon heaven for protection and healing. — Doreen Virtue

The big secret of TextBlock is that its Text property (of type string) is not its content property. — Adam Nathan

Character wasn't about perfection. It was about wisdom and the ability to learn and change. If — Aleatha Romig

You think,' she said, 'because you've identified one purpose of mine, that you know what I'm doing. But this inquiry among printers was something of a discovered attack.'
[...]
'What do you mean, a discovered attack?'
'A tactical term.' She touched her fingertips together. 'When you make a move, you do two things. First, you move forward - and the space you now occupy has value. But you also vacate the spot where you once were, exposing your enemy's flank to longer-ranged attacks. Be aware of where you are, and the space you'll leave behind.'
'That's not a sense of tactics you have,' he said, blinking down at her. 'That sounds like actual tactical training. Where would a half-blind near-spinster acquire that? — Courtney Milan

Trust life. Trust your Creator. He will not deliver you to anything but the best. — Pooja Ruprell

History is never above the melee. It is not allowed to be neutral, but forced to enlist in every army. — Allan Nevins

Very suddenly. Yes, quite suddenly, I didn't feel like I could handle my feeling of aloneness. — Markus Zusak