Saarloos Wines Quotes & Sayings

Hunger is not just an economic problem. It is a moral and spiritual problem. — Fulton J. Sheen

O Music! Miraculous art! A blast of thy trumpet and millions rush forward to die; a peal of thy organ and uncounted nations sink down to pray. — Benjamin Disraeli

When I was 19 I went to art school. I had six months of teaching myself to play baritone ukulele under my belt, so was sort of a novice folkie ... I was singing folk songs at that time. — Joni Mitchell

We were in rich territory. I had forgotten that some people lived quite well while most others ate their own shit for breakfast. — Charles Bukowski

It doesn't really make sense. Guess it's not supposed to. — Joey W. Hill

Did you know Johnny thinks he's Pittacus resurrected? — Pittacus Lore

I never seemed to like the spring for what it was; I always loved it for what it might have been. In the head. In the heart of hearts. It is in my ability, I think, to love something fully only if I am naturally, compulsively, irrationally drawn to it. — Anne Sexton

I found a very comfortable style in that if I know everyone's job around me, it's going to make me better at my job. — Justin Hartley

Poetry is ... the physical enactment of a process
of knowing by means of language. — Mark Doty

I just think that sometimes it is less hard to wake up feeling lonely when you are alone than to wake up feeling lonely when you are with someone else. Some people would be better off alone, but they feel they've got to get hold of someone to prove they're worthwhile. — Liv Ullmann

Feelings trap us in the self, Tony dear. Doing a thing because you feel wonderful about it - even a work of charity - is in the end a selfish act. We perform the work not to feel wonderful but to know and love the other. It's the same with your romance. You may not feel your love, but God is still your loved one, your other. — Tony Hendra

You can fool a lot of yourself but you can't fool the soul. — Mary Oliver

The Nazis knew they were doing wrong, so they hid everything; the Bolsheviks were convinced they were doing right, so they kept everything. Like it or not, you're a Russian historian, a searcher for lost souls, and in Russia the truth is always written not in ink, like in other places, but in innocent blood. These archives are as sacred as Golgotha. In the dry rustle of the files you can hear the crying of children, the shunting of trains, the echo of footsteps down to the cellars, the single shot of the Nagant pistol delivering the seven grams. The very paper smells of blood" (401). — Simon Montefiore

It's very unlikely that we're going to send more troops to Iraq. We are going to have to train the Iraqis faster and harder. — Richard Lugar

It's harder to say no when you really mean it. — Nassim Nicholas Taleb