Plain Long Sleeve Quotes & Sayings

I have always taken the view that one should never hold against a man anything he says after twelve o'clock at night or after a glass or two of anything. — Alexander McCall Smith

Everything seems futile here except the sun, our kisses, and the wild scents of the earth. ... Here, I leave order and moderation to others. The great free love of nature and the sea absorbs me completely. — Albert Camus

What stops you killing yourself when you're intoxicated out of your mind is the thought that once you're dead you won't be able to drink any more. — Marguerite Duras

There have been none like us before. And there will be none afterwards. Be careful what you write. — Sarah Dunant

Only by embracing the lessons embedded in our city's history can we avoid repeating the failed policies of both the recent and distant past, and have true clarity about what action is required to correct today's public policies. Recurring themes emerge throughout the history of New York City with regards to public policy. Even though the city has changed immensely, these themes are important for debating policy and giving us an informed perspective on how to move forward. — Ralph Da Costa Nunez

Morality consists of suspecting other people of not being legally married. — George Bernard Shaw

The fault of this country is the want of measure in political life. Flat acquiescence in illegality, followed by sanguinary reaction - that, senores, is not the way to a stable and prosperous future. — Joseph Conrad