Manouri Nissanka Quotes & Sayings

Once you face your fear, nothing is ever as hard as you think. — Olivia Newton-John

When we recall the great influence which Spenser's poetry has exerted on English poets who have lived and written since his day, we can clearly see how the two kinds of Platonism - a direct Platonism, and a Platonism long ago transmuted and worked right down into the emotions of common people by the passionate Christianity of the Dark and Middle Ages - combined to beget the infinite suggestiveness which is now contained in such words as 'love' and 'beauty'. Let us remember, then, that every time we abuse these terms, or use them too lightly, we are draining them of their power; every time a society journalist or a film producer exploits this vast suggestiveness to tickle a vanity or dignify a lust, he is squandering a great pile of spiritual capital which has been laid up by centuries of weary effort. — Owen Barfield

Keeping the commandments is a result of having love for God. — Sunday Adelaja

I knew what it was like to be poor, and that once you had become rich, anything was better than being poor again. — Belinda Alexandra

Love makes men foolish. I speak as a victim myself. We are taken out of our own care and then it remains to be seen only if fate will show to us some share of mercy. Or little. Or none. — Cormac McCarthy

She melted into him with a shuddering gasp and he moved his hands to support her thighs, helping her to wring every last pleasure from his throbbing lance. "You're mine now," he said into her mouth as she moaned low and met his thrusts. "Mine. — Nikita Black

The last of the human freedoms is to choose one's attitudes. — Viktor E. Frankl

How is it having more control if there are young people stifled the opportunities that we had? — Sadiq Khan

The intellectual is different from the ordinary man, but only in certain sections of his personality, and even then not all the time. — George Orwell

What happens if someone else has my eyes, and they start looking at stuff I don't like? I don't like the idea of that. — Karl Pilkington

The more a person limits himself, the more resourceful he becomes. — Soren Kierkegaard