Miltons Paradise Lost Quotes & Sayings

Here's what I've learned about the people in this city," Darcy was saying. "They grade their women on a curve. If someone is described as sophisticated, it means once during college she visited Paris, and if someone is described as beautiful, it means she's fifteen pounds overweight instead of forty. And — Curtis Sittenfeld

What resonates with people is that it feels like you actually are thinking of them. — Zachary Levi

You can't expect drive and compassion from everyone who enters your life, but you have to demand it of the people you are creating with. — Wesley Eisold

A majority of senators should be able to adopt rules at the beginning of each Congress. — Tom Udall

We have indeed, felt the effects of the epic journey that has been our life. We have covered a lot of ground, parenting, marriage, career, family and otherwise, and at times, surely, have felt the worse for the wear, especially when different circumstances have chewed us up and spit us out! When it felt as if the kiln was stoked to maximum heat levels, and that we would shatter into a billion pieces that would never all be found! There are some differences now, having a little more seasoning to us. First of all, now we understand there is no such thing as being finished. There is always more firing, refining and glazing we can experience, and it is only a matter of when and how, not if we will do so. Secondly, we look forward to it, knowing now it would take more heat than possible to break us beyond repair. — Connie Kerbs

When times change, as they inevitably do, one finds it impossible to give up on one's faith; in fact, one clings to it with renewed vigour. Difficult times make men cling to their faith even more strongly. — Amish Tripathi

No one is free from something; something will surely be the reason for our actions! — Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

The true use of art is, first, to cultivate the artist's own spiritual nature. — George Inness

That was our friendship: equal parts irritation and cooperation. — Ransom Riggs