Muslimisch Quotes & Sayings

There are people for whom Rangers Football Club is their entire way of life. — Walter Smith

Check my riddle, and I'll let you play my fiddle. — Zack Love

If possible, I'd like to avoid that kind of literary burnout. My idea of literature is something more spontaneous, more cohesive, something with a kind of natural, positive vitality. For me, writing a novel is like climbing a steep mountain, struggling up the face of the cliff, — Haruki Murakami

You have to know your own truth and stick to it. And never despair. Never give up. There's always hope. — Aidan Chambers

Is it a shark made of ice?" Hanoen asked. "Or a shark that lives in ice? — John Scalzi

People mean well. That is what he believes. How then is he married to me? I hate often and easily. I hate, for example, people who sit with their legs splayed. People who claim to give 110 percent. People who call themselves "comfortable" when what they mean is decadently rich. You're so judgmental, my shrink tells me, and I cry all the way home, thinking of it. Later, — Jenny Offill

It is not a very pleasing spectacle to observe uncultivated ignorance and crudity of mind, with neither form nor taste, without the capacity to concentrate its thoughts on an abstract proposition, still less on a connected statement of such propositions, confidently proclaiming itself to be intellectual freedom and — Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

We are what we repeatively do. Success is not an action but a habit. — Aristotle.

If we become too scared to confront the chief problems of our time, there is no hope of ever solving them. — Jim DeMint

I train about six days a week. I'm training at the same intensity as I did when I was playing football. I've done it for my entire life, and I love it. — Tim Tebow

The part of you that is real, that is authentic, was never born and never dies. IT IS INFINITE. See yourself as an infinite being. — Wayne Dyer

[When nature appears complicated:] The moment we contemplate it as it is, and attain a position from which we can take a commanding view, though but of a small part of its plan, we never fail to recognize that sublime simplicity on which the mind rests satisfied that it has attained the truth. — John Herschel