Koyasu Omija Quotes & Sayings

He laughed once. Unbelievable. The one girl I want, and she doesn't want me. — Jamie McGuire

Is cruelty still cruel if it is necessary? Is cruelty still cruel if it is part of a lie? — Johnny Rich

I went every Sunday to church when I was growing up, and I think that music had an affect on me before my memory can recall. — M. Ward

A documentary photograph is not a factual photograph. — Dorothea Lange

The Sufi saint Rabi'a Al-Adawiyya was seen carrying a firebrand and a jug of water - the firebrand to burn Paradise, the jug of water to drown Hell ...
So that both veils disappear, and God's followers worship, not out of hope for reward, nor fear of punishment, but out of love. — Craig Thompson

To write a novel is to embark on a quest that is very romantic. People have visions, and the next step is to execute them. That's a very romantic project. Like Edvard Munch's strange dreamlike canvases where people are stylized, like 'The Scream.' Munch must have had that vision in a dream, he never saw it. — Joyce Carol Oates

I want to raise my own baby. I don't want my baby crying for some other strange lady, some nanny. I am not down with that. — Tionne Watkins

9Among the many lessons that merge from the geologic record, perhaps the most sobering is that in life, as in mutual funds, past performance is no guarantee of future results. — Elizabeth Kolbert

Each of us must do whatever we have a passion to do. — Jessica Tandy

A man is but an ass
Who fights in a cuirass — W.S. Gilbert

And when I finished my story, Nesta merely stared at me for a long while before asking me to teach her how to paint. — Sarah J. Maas

I could have waited years, now that I knew the end of the story. I was cold and wet and very happy. I could even look with charity towards the altar and the figure dangling there. She loves us both, I thought, but if there is to be a conflict between an image and a man, I know who will win. I could put my hand on her thigh or my mouth on her breast; he was imprisoned behind the altar and couldn't move to plead his cause. — Graham Greene