Reimherr University Quotes & Sayings

It was Christ who willingly went to the cross, and it was our sins that took him there. — Franklin Graham

Jake, she whispered, the hot blast of her exhalation making him groan. He gave in and fisted his hands in her hair.
She opened to him at once, her body melting against his, wilting into his embrace so that it felt like his light pressure on her cheeks was all that held her upright. But her mouth was a hungry thing, her tongue diving in to tangle with his while her arms wound around his shoulders. He slanted his head to plunder her as deeply as he could, ravenous to explore every inch of her mouth.
Forget kissing. They were eating each other alive. — Cari Quinn

I guess if I had to put it into a single phrase, the moral of the Frank stories is that the hammer never really falls. — Jim Woodring

Consequently, in the United States the law favors those classes which are most interested in evading it elsewhere. — Alexis De Tocqueville

In housing in the fifties in Britain and the sixties, we pulled down the terraces - destroyed whole communities and replaced them with tower blocks and we built walkways that became rat-runs for muggers. That was the fashionable opinion. But it was wrong. — John Major

I thought I would live forever too. - Before I Fall — Lauren Oliver

Life is whatever we conceive it to be. — Fernando Pessoa

It's a long story. Prepared to be regaled. — MaryJanice Davidson

Evil is movement towards void. — Don DeLillo

To eat steak rare ... represents both a nature and a morality. — Roland Barthes

Ordinary performers have giant TVs. Extraordinary performers have huge libraries. — Robin Sharma

Fear of failure is expressed in negative goal-setting, indecisiveness, and fear of adverse consequences — Sunday Adelaja

Some people make tunes, but it is lines that run like moving messages through my head. Whatever else I am saying and doing often has no bearing on this inner, verbal life. — Susan Hill

It is necessary to recover the primeval force of the shock taking place at the moment when opposite a man (the viewer) there stood for the first time a man (the actor) deceptively similar to us, yet at the same time infinitely foreign, beyond an impassable barrier. — Tadeusz Kantor

The Self doesn't live forever in time, it lives in the timeless present prior to time, prior to history, change, succession. The Self is present as Pure Presence, not as everlasting duration, a rather horrible notion. — Ken Wilber