Saadet Partisi Quotes & Sayings

There is no such thing as coincidence, Topper. It is always, always your enemies conspiring against you. (from How to Succeed in Evil) — Patrick E. McLean

And as long as you're making choices unconsciously, you can't consciously choose to change that ineffective behavior and turn it into productive habits. — Darren Hardy

The law speaks too softly to be heard amidst the din of arms. — Gaius Marius

And in that moment Dianora had a truth brought home to her with finality: how something can seem quite unchanged in all the small surface details of existence where things never really change, men and women being what they are, but how the core, the pulse, the kernel of everything can still have become utterly unlike what it had been before. — Guy Gavriel Kay

Clever? who said that we all had to be clever? But we have to have courage. The whole position of women is what it is to-day, because so many of us have followed the line of least resistance, and have sat down placidly in a little provincial town, waiting to get married. No wonder that the men have thought that this is all that we are good for. — Winifred Holtby

We would be glad to have your friend come here to study, but tell him that we teach Chemistry here and not Agricultural Chemistry, nor any other special kind of chemistry ... We teach Chemistry. — Ira Remsen

It made and preserves us a nation. — George Pope Morris

Entropy," she chirps. "It's the theory that all matter in the universe is gradually moving toward the same temperature. Also known as 'heat death. — Veronica Roth

True inner joy is self-created.
It does not depend on outer circumstances.
A river is flowing in and through you carrying the message of joy.
This divine joy is the sole purpose of life. — Sri Chinmoy

I like to think I'm like water that adapts to its surroundings and eventually finds a way in. — Georges St-Pierre

Hey, Jojo?" he yells.
"Yeah." I yell back.
"I'm going to marry you someday. — Heidi McLaughlin

fact our shoes filled with mud and our clothes turned to slime, and it was the farthest thing from pleasant. Mosquitoes that had lain dormant through the long drought now hatched and rose from the forest floor in clouds so thick they filled our mouths and nostrils. I learned to draw back my lips and breathe slowly through my teeth, so I wouldn't choke on mosquitoes. When they'd covered our hands and faces with red welts they flew up our sleeves and needled our armpits. We scratched ourselves — Barbara Kingsolver

The time to begin most things is ten years ago. — Mignon McLaughlin

The thing about stone is you don't get to the heart of it. It stares back into you, its secret intact and inviolable. — Barney Norris

Only the unprotected self can feel joy. — Siri Hustvedt