Press Maravich Quotes & Sayings

Only if you bring together the experience of the concrete struggles conducted by the real masses in the three sectors of the world (which are also called the three sectors of world revolution), then you have an overall, correct view of world reality. — Ernest Mandel

Death is the reward for living — Sylvia Browne

It's such an amazing thing to be loved for who you are. — Debra Winger

I'm never going to be the woman behind the man. — Stephanie Zimbalist

If a guy wants to take me out, he must seek my dad's permission first. That's just the way it works. — Shilpa Shetty

Most of my important lessons about life have come from recognizing how others from a different culture view things. — Edgar H Schein

You write a book and you finish the book. That's your job done, right? You win the Booker and you have a whole new job. You have to be the thing, right? So instead of writing the story, you somehow are the story. And that I found that sort of terrible. — Anne Enright

The closest of friendships contain the mysterious spark of attraction and connection as well as drama, tension, envy, sacrifice, and love. For some, it's the highest form of love there is. — Carlin Flora

Have you ever felt that your heart contained so much that it must surely break apart — Cassandra Clare

They were easy to distinguish from one another, these two groups. The voters wore frowns and invariably seemed lost. The lobbyists were the ones with the Cheshire Cat grins who navigated the halls more confidently than even the newly elected. — Hugh Howey

In the deepest pits of 'Ell, Where the worst defaulters dwell (Charcoal devils used as fuel as you require 'em), There's some lovely coloured rays, Pyrotechnical displays, But you can't expect the burning to admire 'em! — Edgar Wallace

Trouble's not only my middle name, it's my first and last, too. — Nalini Singh

Why then should I be concerned for human readers to hear my confessions? It is not they who are going to 'heal my sicknesses' (Ps. 102: 3). The human race is inquisitive about other people's lives, but negligent to correct their own. — Augustine Of Hippo