Leenders Maasmechelen Quotes & Sayings

Fiction is socially meaningful. — David Guterson

People see everything through the lens of their obsessions. — Francine Prose

My answer is no. — Katy Evans

To forgive is human, to forget divine. — James Grand

The most noble
cause known to man
is the liberation
of the human mind
and spirit. — Maya Angelou

Pretending that the world's religions are the same does not make our world safer. Like all forms of ignorance, it makes our world more dangerous. What we need on this furiously religious planet is a realistic view of where religious rivals clash and where they can cooperate. — Stephen R. Prothero

Today here, then there, then DEAD (IT"S A FACT, you can't do anything just take it like this.... or be prepare for the worst. Who is prepared never get suprised easy!). — Deyth Banger

There is no more important homework than reading. Research shows that the highest achieving students are those who devote leisure time to reading, even when the school day and year are only mid-length and homework isn't excessive. Recently, the largest-ever international study of reading found that the single most important predictor of academic success is the amount of time children spend reading books, more important even than economic or social status. And one of the few predictors of high achievement in math and science is the amount of time children devote to pleasure reading. — Nancie Atwell

Nothing comes easy, but as long as you're breathing, you're always one breath away from making your dreams a reality. Make every breath count. — Kai Greene

Your perception of life is determined by experiences you allow take its abode in your thought pattern — Anita Ibeakanma

And locked inside me somewhere, I will always be waiting for you. — Rebecca Ethington

Iron armor gives the horse 20 percent protection, gold gives 28 percent, and diamond 44 percent. Although you can't enchant it, horse armor has unlimited durability, so you don't have to repair it. — Megan Miller

Even if the chance of impacting global change is slight and we don't know our chances of success, our ethical obligation is not simply to advance architecture, but to find ways to advance society and expand people's networks
one local intervention at a time. — Graham Owen