Kia Soldier Quotes & Sayings

Little liberties are great offenses. — Aesop

All explicit knowledge is translated knowledge, and all translation is imperfect. — Patrick Rothfuss

The music business can be very cold. And it doesn't honor its elders. — Brenda Lee

Saying of the Prophet
Struggle
The holy warrior is he who struggles with himself. — Idries Shah

I don't watch a lot of television. — Cameron Mackintosh

In Canada, we're happy to provide a safe haven for next-door neighbors in the middle of a marital dispute. And if anyone trips while crossing the border, we're happy to set their broken bones for free. — Douglas Coupland

Those years you never looked at any of us. Staring into your own eyelids. Like you saw a light there. Can you see me now? — Adrienne Rich

When a population feels alienated from the legal system under which it lives, because that system fails to protect it from real dangers while lending succor and encouragement to every possible kind of wrongdoing, the population may well lose faith in the very idea of law. That is how civilization unravels. — Anthony Daniels

With the possible exception of the Shakers, it is difficult to think of an American movement that has failed more spectacularly than antipornography feminism. — Andrea Dworkin

Imagine that we could revive a well-educated Christian of the fourteenth century. The man would prove to be a total ignoramus, except on matters of faith. His beliefs about geography, astronomy, and medicine would embarrass even a child, but he would know more or less everything there is to know about God. — Sam Harris

I just want to serve Colombia. — Alvaro Uribe

The Castle. He'd seen this expression far too many times during their marriage. The Castle was Bryony drawing up the gates and retreating deep into the inner keep. And he'd always hated it. Marriage meant that you shared your goddamn castle. You didn't leave your poor knight of a husband circling the walls trying to find a way in. — Sherry Thomas

All our good is apparently from God, because we are first naked and holy without any good, and afterwards enriched with all good. — Jonathan Edwards