Kahanovitz Neil Quotes & Sayings

Conscience and wealth are not always neighbors. — Philip Massinger

What's wrong with our children? Adults telling children to be honest while lying and cheating. Adults telling children to not be violent while marketing and glorifying violence ... I believe that adult hypocrisy is the biggest problem children face in America. — Marian Wright Edelman

I endured all our hardships as if they had been luxuries: I made light of scurvy, banqueted off train-oil, and met that cold for which there is no language framed, and which might be a new element; or which, rather, had seemed in that long night like the vast void of ether beyond the uttermost star, where was neither air nor light nor heat, but only bitter negation and emptiness. I was hardly conscious of my body; I was only a concentrated search in myself. — Harriet Prescott Spofford

At the end of the day, you can't take my love for my people away. — ASAP Ferg

Final thoughts are so, you know, final. Let's call them closing words. — Craig Armstrong

Work becomes satisfaction when it is in the area of your calling — Sunday Adelaja

What Hitchens should have written is: I wouldn't know the difference between conceptualism and realism, essentially and accidentally ordered causal series, Aristotle and Hume, etc., even if I were intellectually honest; but then, neither will the book reviewer at the New York Times, so who cares? — Edward Feser

I've been watching politics for 35 or 40 years and you just never know. You can have one person win the Iowa caucus and then the whole picture changes ten minutes later. The same thing can happen again after New Hampshire. I have no idea what's going to happen with our country in the future. — Jackie Mason

Life may not offer you the same chance twice. — Chetan Bhagat

Yet occasionally she makes an appearance in my dreams, which promptly turn into nightmares. — Melissa Collins

A writer is just like anyone else, he cannot know everything, nor can he experience everything, he must ask and imagine, — Jose Saramago

The first thing I learned was that even if you have a lot of money and power and fame, you can still suffer very deeply. — Nhat Hanh