Proliferated Low Earth Quotes & Sayings

Well, in a way she might be right. It might be better if he were married...It all came back to the fact that he was sure nobody would ever understand him as well as he understood himself. — L.M. Montgomery

The first and great commandment is, don't let them scare you. — Elmer Davis

A poet must be a professor of the five senses and must open doors among them. — Federico Garcia Lorca

People think that the word "class" involves the color black, wearing Chanel No. 5 and carrying a Louis Vuitton. The word "class" and "classy", to me, mean what happens when you are able to be thankful, able to give and be a true friend to anybody regardless of their background and where they come from. That's class. It's a beautiful wave that washes away faults and paints things in a graceful light. You can't always do this, though. Sometimes you just need to slap someone. Still, you can slap someone with a lot of poise and that makes all the difference. — C. JoyBell C.

(5) If we wish to be united to God we should value all the operations of his grace, but we should cling only to the duties of the present moment. — Jean-Pierre De Caussade

I wish I got a lie-in on Saturday mornings but I never do. — Monica Ali

And what if this singular man in some unprecedented, unrepeatable way was in touch with the divine, was divine as claimed - which, with the evidence of Father Joe before me, did not seem quite so outrageous a claim as before? What if the story of the Resurrection was actually, factually true, not just an extra crowd-pleasing narrative twist but a once-in-the-planet's-lifetime occurrence designed to demonstrate that there was hope after death and that the resurrectee was everything he said he was? Then the world and the universe would be totally different places. True good might even be attainable in life as well as the self-evident evil. — Tony Hendra

It makes me sad because I've never seen such
such beautiful shirts before. — F Scott Fitzgerald

Acting is just a job at the end of the day, and it's a very strange one. — Philip Glenister