Sequinettes Quotes & Sayings

Keep reading. It's one of the most marvelous adventures that anyone can have. — Lloyd Alexander

We eat the way we live. — Geneen Roth

My parents didn't really restrict my movement, so I got involved in the underground music scene and the activism scene; I was doing some volunteering in food relief. I spent a lot of time throughout the city in poor areas, even though my family lived in a wealthy area. — Jess Row

I don't like the triumphalism of the American narrative, this kind of "chosen people" complex that American people have, so it's inspiring to see people snub their noses at the American empire and succeed. — Ian Svenonius

There is no event greater in life than the appearance of new persons about our hearth, except it be the progress of the characterwhich draws them. — Ralph Waldo Emerson

Memories are powerful that way. They can bring back to another place and time and make them laugh or cry all over again. — Shannon Wiersbitzky

My childhood was quite extreme. Sometimes I was so weak I could not stand up. But now I am so strong. Life is unpredictable — Ai Weiwei

You are a little soul carrying about a corpse, as Epictetus used to say. — Marcus Aurelius

It's not fair that there aren't very many juicy or varied roles for women. — Rosanna Arquette

A society that forgets about art risks loslng its soul. — Camille Paglia

Adults under threat feel like children. — Martha Beck

If you're in business it's both a promise and a warning. It says that sometimes little things can cause some little guy to have an overnight success. — Malcolm Gladwell

Some natures are so sour and ungrateful that they are never to be obliged. — Roger L'Estrange

The most perfect life develops as a circle, and terminates in its beginning, making it impossible to say, This is the commencement, that the end. — Lew Wallace

He sat with his yes fixed on hers while she spoke; then he lowered them and attached them to a spot on the carpet as if he were making a strong effort to say nothing but what he ought. He was a strong man in the wrong, and he was acute enough to see that an uncompromising exhibition of his strength would only throw the falsity of his position into relief. Isabel was not incapable of taking any advantage of position over a person of this quality, and though little desirous to flaunt it in his face she could enjoy being able to say 'You know you oughtn't to have written to me yourself!' and to say it with an air of triumph. — Henry James