Loving Someone Who Dont Love You Back Quotes & Sayings

Do not put forward anything that you cannot prove by experimentation. — Louis Pasteur

Nature offers a well from which many, famous or not, draw a creative sense of pattern and connection. — Richard Louv

The man has not the power to create life. Therefore, he has not either, the right to destroy it. — Mahatma Gandhi

Facts alone are wanted in life. Plant nothing else, and root out everything else. — Charles Dickens

How sad it must be for you to be nothing more than a hollow statue, to have your tomb preserved and your story forgotten. — David Levithan

Dave put a lot of thought into picking out the books his dad would like least. — Theric Jepson

I though the Black Reach lived in China."
"That doesn't mean anything," Bob said with a shrug. "The Black Reach doesn't have to be in the same hemisphere to meddle in you affairs. He didn't get his name for having unusually long arms, you know. — Rachel Aaron

When a family loses its ability to dream, children don't grow, love doesn't grow and life loses strength, eventually it shuts off. — Pope Francis

Leather and tattoos, they were his cover, and she wondered what she'd find when she unwrapped him. — Cindy Skaggs

Both revelation and delusion are attempts at the solution of problems. Artists and scientists realize that no solution is ever final, but that each new creative step points the way to the next artistic or scientific problem. In contrast, those who embrace religious revelations and delusional systems tend to see them as unshakeable and permanent ... Religious faith is an answer to the problem of life ... The majority of mankind want or need some all-embracing belief system which purports to provide an answer to life's mysteries, and are not necessarily dismayed by the discovery that their belief system, which they proclaim as "the truth," is incompatible with the beliefs of other people. One man's faith is another man's delusion ... Whether a belief is considered to be a delusion or not depends partly upon the intensity with which it is defended, and partly upon the numbers of people subscribing to it.* ANTHONY STORR, FEET OF CLAY — Jon Krakauer