Krempl Md Quotes & Sayings

I will only mention that the independent power of words to affect the writing of history is a thing to be watched out for. They have an almost frightening autonomous power to produce in the mind of the reader an image or idea that was not in the mind of the writer. Obviously they operate this way in all forms of writing, but history is particularly sensitive because one has a duty to be accurate, and careless use of words can leave a false impression one had not intended. — Barbara W. Tuchman

My feelings towards the newspapers are very affectionate. — Annalena McAfee

It is quite interesting to discover who we really are. It might take some time, but eventually we do. — Alexandra Kinias

What's the matter, Yer Ladyship?" "I don't think I can do this," she whispered, hating herself for the admission of weakness. "O' course you can, darlin'. Just take your time." "I'm Lirin - " The Firbolg giant chuckled. "'Ey, don't remind me. Oi ain't eaten recently." ========== The Symphony of Ages (Haydon, Elizabeth) - Your Highlight on Location 2224-2225 | Added on Friday, February 20, 2015 6:55:03 PM — Anonymous

A physician who is a lover of wisdom is the equal to a god. — Hippocrates

I am truly grateful that faith enables me to move past the question of 'Why?' — Zig Ziglar

I made three movies in 1995 and I was unhappy with all of them: Sleepers, Incognito, and Speed 2. — Jason Patric

People like scandals. — Blanka Vlasic

It is not the experiences of your life that determine your outcome. It is the meaning you attach to each experience. — Jim Hartness

Reasoned and willing obedience to the laws of the State is the first lesson in non-co-operation. — Mahatma Gandhi

I have spoken of Jonah, and of the story of him and the whale. - A fit story for ridicule, if it was written to be believed; or of laughter, if it was intended to try what credulity could swallow; for, if it could swallow Jonah and the whale it could swallow anything. — Thomas Paine

It's easy to forget that for centuries - for millennia - the 'workforce' was all of us. — Peter Diamandis