Leave Bitterness Behind Quotes & Sayings

One is Christianized to the extent that he is a Christianizer. One is evangelized to the extent that he is an evangelist. — Leon Joseph Suenens

Did you hear charming Karren Brady this morning complaining about sexism? Do me a favour, love. — Richard Keys

Action by itself is blind, reflection impotent. — Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

I am not a people person. — Susan Juby

Get out of my head,
You've overstayed your stay,
This head no longer can spare more thoughts,
Leave my aching heart alone,
You weaved your web all over my heart,
Captured what was never yours,
The aching in my chest can't bare more,
Get out of here,
My soul is no longer a safe place. — Tanzy Sayadi

I grew up addicted to 'Star Trek' and 'Mission: Impossible.' Now I switch between 'South Park' and 'C-Span.' — Lawrence Blume

If your world is out there and you are in here then the only things that will gather within these walls are time and bitterness. Eventually, that bitterness will eat away at you and leave nothing behind but resentment and hate. — R.D. Ronald

You can never achieve greatness until you can leave bitterness behind. — Debasish Mridha

And the Vatican, whatever anyone else might have thought on the subject, answered, like Hebrew National hot dogs, to "a higher authority. — Anonymous

There's something about being at the tournaments that you don't really get on TV, although golf is a great sport to watch on television. — Bill Paxton

Yesterday ended last night. Today is a brand-new day. — Zig Ziglar

As I walked out the door toward the gate that would lead to my freedom, I knew if I didn't leave my bitterness and hatred behind, I'd still be in prison. — Nelson Mandela

We often don't realize that where God puts us is the very place we need to be to receive what He wants to give us. — Priscilla Shirer

My self-imposed solitude, at first a punishment I inflicted upon myself, became a kind of solace. I was apart from the city, my only reality the thoughts inside myself. Slowly, without the distractions of other companions and the need to mold and modify my ideas in their company, I came to know my own mind and the kind of purpose I might find in my work. — Pamela Sargent

When I was a boy, my own dad told me in a smiling and wistful way that it's a wise man that knows his own father. — Michael Leunig