Khamenei Dead Quotes & Sayings

The melancholy have the best sense of the comic, the opulent often the best sense of the rustic, the dissolute often the best sense of the moral, and the doubter often the best sense of the religious. — Soren Kierkegaard

An army is a diversion of energy from the productive life of a nation. — Isabel Paterson

She had all the best things wrong with her - incest, insanity, drug addiction, bulimia, alopecia: you name it. All the perfect stuff for a memoir. She's so lucky. — Peter Cameron

In Tahoe, you want to be able check on the temperature of the house or turn it on before you get there. Because it's really cold in the winter. — Tony Fadell

When I was designing, I had in mind Jimi Hendrix, and I could hardly find skinny indie black kids to wear my clothes. I remember one telling me he had to swap his skinny jeans for baggy ones in the subway before going home, so he wouldn't get in trouble in his neighborhood. — Hedi Slimane

There are two worlds: the world where nothing is sacred except money, an the other world, where everything is sacred. — Ron Kauk

It does not matter where one comes from, one can achieve even the greatest of things in life. — Ndiritu Wahome

Well I walk right on up to your rebel roadside
The one that rambles on for a million miles
Yes I walk down this road searchin' for your love
And my soul too
When I find ya I ain't gonna let go. — Jimi Hendrix

A Pessimist sees the glass as half empty; A Cub Fan wonders when it's gonna spill. — Mike Royko

Never be focused on yourself. — Sunday Adelaja

The fact that man is capable of action means that the unexpected can be expected from him, that he is able to perform what is infinitely improbable. And this again is possible only because each man is unique, so that with each birth something uniquely new comes into the world. With respect to this somebody who is unique it can be truly said that nobody was there before. If action as beginning corresponds to the fact of birth, if it is the actualization of the human condition of natality, then speech corresponds to the fact of distinctness and is the actualization of the human condition of plurality, that is, of living as a distinct and unique being among equals. — Hannah Arendt