Nazriya Quotes & Sayings

They can herd you only because you can't herd yourselves. Forget the flock. Forget the dogs. Herd yourselves (p. 223).
Melmouth, of the George Flock in Three Bags Full — Leonie Swann

Forgiveness is hard, and most people tend to hold on to their hurts, to take some kind of perverse satisfaction in them. — Debbie Macomber

The easiness with which she hears of her faults, is only another effect of the levity with which she commits them. — Fanny Burney

On paper we might be the best team in the league. We've got great players on this team who accomplished so much. We just couldn't put it together. — Amar'e Stoudemire

Do your kids see your kindness or are you always telling them. "NO? — Brenda M. McGraw

I didn't want to... want. The more you wanted, the further you had to fall. — Ellie James

To venture an opinion is like moving a piece at chess: it may be taken, but it forms the beginning of a game that is won. — Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

I often think of the novel as a form that celebrates social groups, and the short story being a form that is capable of celebrating an individual or a sort of insular little pair of people. — Antonya Nelson

I'm hurling all the little joys against the greater sadness. The sadness is a giant weight. It presses down. Its mean: What's the point? — Luke Davies

Only the person who is faithful to God can fulfill his course — Sunday Adelaja

If you are inefficient, you have a right to be afraid of the consequences. — Murad S. Shah

Having faith requires leaps of faith, cerebral acceptance of miracles - immaculate conceptions and divine interventions. And then there are the codes of conduct. The Bible, the Koran, Buddhist scripture ... they all carry similar requirements - and similar penalties. They claim that if I don't live by a specific code I will go to hell. I can't imagine a God who would rule that way. — Dan Brown

When I met Steve Kaufman, I thought he was Gene Simmons, but what an artist talent he is. He will be an art force in the art world to deal with. — Roy Lichtenstein

It's not that he lacked poetry. But his poetry was of the body, not the mind. He spoke it in the way he moved, the way he held a hammer, rowed a boat, built a fire. I, on the other hand, was like a brain in a box, a beating heart in a coal scuttle. — Meg Rosoff