Jenevieve Singer Quotes & Sayings

Whether you look at no men at all, or look at every single one - it
comes to the same thing. You can throw yourself at their hearts,
because you've gone mad from being always a stranger; from not being
able to understand how you can even bear to hold their hands in your
own any longer than you have to. — Robert Musil

Expressing myself through language was always something that I had had to learn to do more so than others. — Maajid Nawaz

Books are immortal sons defying their sires. — Plato

I did kung fu from when I was nine to 13. You have to be really careful but you want to be able to make it look eventually as though it's just a part of you. So, you train over and over and over again. — Channing Tatum

THE FIRST CHAPTER, MARCUS, is essential. If the readers don't like it, they won't read the rest of your book. How do you plan to begin yours? — Joel Dicker

If we wait until life is in order before making our decision, we'll never make any — Judith McCoy Miller

Despite recent German setbacks on the battlefield, the Wolf still has hope that his plans for global domination will yet be realized. His greatest goal is the eradication of the Jewish people, with whom he is obsessed, despite not having had any intentional contact with a Jew in twenty years. "This war can end two ways," he said in a January 30, 1942, address to the German parliament. "Either the extermination of the Aryan peoples or the disappearance of Jewry from Europe." Prior — Bill O'Reilly

After each wave it would fade away and leave me limp as a wet leaf and shivering all over and then I would feel it rising up in me again, and the glittering white torture-chamber tiles under my feet and over my head and on all four sides closed in and squeezed me to pieces. — Sylvia Plath

The best cure for hypochondria is to forget about your body and get interested in someone else's. — Goodman Ace

You don't ever ask a barber whether you need a haircut. — Warren Buffett

She stared at the castle. She had actually been summoned to a castle. A week before Christmas. — Fern Michaels