Savaites Numeris Quotes & Sayings

The smile of a child is the inspiration for the future. — Debasish Mridha

Nothing has ever been accomplished in any walk of life without enthusiasm, without motivation, and without perseverance. — Jim Valvano

We struggled to understand how a contract with the so-called secular state could mandate some kind of spiritual ritual. — Maggie Nelson

Love songs last because they are about feelings that don't change. — Diana Krall

To pray without expectation is to misunderstand the whole concept of prayer and relationship with God. — Aiden Wilson Tozer

I was born and raised in California and benefited from California's excellent public schools, from kindergarten through medical school. — Ami Bera

No human being can come into this world without increasing or diminishing the sum total of human happiness. — Elihu Burritt

A world without rape would be a world in which women moved freely without fear of men. That some men rape provides a sufficient threat to keep all women in a constant state of intimidation, forever conscious of the knowledge that the biological tool must be held in awe for it may turn to weapon with sudden swiftness borne of harmful intent...Rather than society's abberants or"spoilers of purity," men who rape have serves in effect as front-line masculine shock troops, terrorists guerrillas in the longest sustained battle the world has ever known. — Susan Brownmiller

Most of us can be counted on to manage our own undoings. — Michael Cunningham

Earlier in the morning Company A, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines had attacked eastward into the ruins of Shuri Castle and had raised the Confederate flag. When we learned that the flag of the Confederacy had been hoisted over the very heart and soul of Japanese resistance, all of us Southerners cheered loudly. The Yankees among us grumbled, and the Westerners didn't know what to do. Later we learned that the Stars and Stripes that had flown over Guadalcanal were raised over Shuri Castle, a fitting tribute to the men of the 1st Marine Division who had the honor of being first into the Japanese citadel. — Eugene B. Sledge