Martin Hagglund Quotes & Sayings

mistakes do not matter but what does is how you learn from them. — Savage

When I first met Robert Patrick, I died - he is so scary looking - he is a scary looking man. — Katherine LaNasa

We are made of stardust, our whole body consists of material that has been here before the beginning of time. — Giorgio A. Tsoukalos

In between the graves she set a large carving of an Angel, much like the ones in the ballroom. He was beautiful, about eight feet tall. His face was solemn, his wings spread out behind his back, and his arms outstretched over each of my parent's graves. A perfect Guardian Angel, who would be watching over them in their eternal sleep. — Cameo Renae

All that I have to offer as an artist is the revelation of my soul — Eleanora Duse

A good deal of childhood is strong stuff for adults and totally unsuitable for children. — Philippa Pearce

The general trouble with ignorance is always that ignorant people have no idea that that's what they are. You can be ignorant and stupid and go through your whole life without ever encountering any evidence against the hypothesis that you're a genius. If you're stupid you can always blame miscalculation on bad luck. — Louis De Bernieres

It seems to me that the evidence ... is opposed to the view that the spirals are individual galaxies comparable with our own. In fact, there appears as yet no reason for modifying the tentative hypothesis that the spirals are not composed of typical stars at all, but are truly nebulous objects. — Harlow Shapley

I love to hit people. I love to. — Mike Tyson

Similarly, gender-equality, supremacy of law, political participation, civil society, and transparency are among the indispensable elements that are the imperatives of democratization. — Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Today, I will know that I don't have to worry about anything. If I do worry, I will do it with the understanding that I am choosing to worry, and it is not necessary. — Melody Beattie

People grow bitter and cynical about life because they can't bend it to their will. — Marty Rubin

I am not a born writer, but I was born a writer. — Enid Bagnold

Insofar as the intervention of grace constitutes the core of religious experience, the constant aim of every religious movement ought to be a reduction of transcendence coupled with an unswerving dedication to immanence. Let metaphysics and science pursue the elaboration of transcendent, causal economies; the domain of religion is immanence and, more precisely, the immanence of what is actually given as a gift. Religious thinking will be religious in character precisely to the extent that it is capable of faithfully thinking immanence. Religion, for the sake of grace, forsakes transcendence. — Adam Miller