Shamira Ballard Quotes & Sayings

Jane austen says: a heroine has pride despite her imperfections. — Patrice Hannon

For the plague-stricken their peace of mind is more important than a human life. Decent folks must be allowed to sleep easy o' nights, mustn't they? Really it would be in shockingly bad taste to linger on such details, that's common knowledge. But personally I've never been able to sleep well since then. The bad taste remained in my mouth and I've kept lingering on the details, brooding over them. — Albert Camus

The undoing is almost always more difficult than the doing. — Kate DiCamillo

FOOD is the most widely abused anti-anxiety drug in America, and EXERCISE is the most potent yet underutilized antidepressant. — Bill Phillips

The Prophet himself was a model of equity toward those who did not share his faith. Through — Tariq Ramadan

In my opinion, fun is what makes advertising successful. — Leo Bogart

I could probably have made the head shot from the railing, but with an unfamiliar gun, it was too risky. I didn't want to accidentally shoot the woman in the head. Killing the hostage is always frowned upon. — Laurell K. Hamilton

One of the sad things, I think, about the younger generation, quite frankly, is they have less sense of yesterday. And if you don't know who you were, you don't really know who you are. — Hugh Hefner

I didn't have to fit into a mold. You make the mold. People can smell a rat. If you're doing thing for marketing and for a record label, you're going to set yourself up to be called a phony. As long as it's true to you, you do it. — Anthony Evans

The bottom line is just that Rickey Henderson was my favorite player. His flair, his style-the key word is impact-he's an impact player. — Jimmy Rollins

Reagan was a pure liberation, free-and-fair election American. — Douglas Brinkley

("It is a blessing to die in the natural order." - Sofia Gelman.) — Boris Fishman

Be willing to dance the victory dance as if your greatest dreams are realized, and watch how easily things fall into place. — Colette Baron Reid