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Silius Americanus Quotes By Ann Nocenti

I want Green Arrow to have fun. I don't want him to be a tortured hero. I mean, I've written plenty of tortured heroes, like Daredevil. But it's all there in Daredevil's origin as to why he'd be a tortured adult. Green Arrow doesn't have that kind of origin. In fact, he's such a clean slate that he doesn't even have an origin anymore. — Ann Nocenti

Silius Americanus Quotes By Lynsey Addario

Most people, when they meet me, one of the first things they say is, 'Why would you voluntarily subject yourself to war? Why would you go into these places where you know there's a risk of getting killed?' — Lynsey Addario

Silius Americanus Quotes By David Berlinski

No man is obliged to be what he might have been. — David Berlinski

Silius Americanus Quotes By Sunday Adelaja

You need to assess yourself on a yearly basis and see how far you have gone and what you still need to work on — Sunday Adelaja

Silius Americanus Quotes By Charles Haddon Spurgeon

The Lord may not give gold, but he will give grace: he may not give gain, but he will give grace. — Charles Haddon Spurgeon

Silius Americanus Quotes By Edgar Degas

One reproduces only that which is striking; that is to say, the necessary. Thus, one's recollections and inventions are liberated from the tyranny which nature exerts. — Edgar Degas

Silius Americanus Quotes By Margaret Atwood

What he really wanted was revenge. But against whom, and for what? Even if he had the energy for it, even if he could focus and aim, such a thing would be less than useless. — Margaret Atwood

Silius Americanus Quotes By R. H. Tawney

By a kind of happy pre-established harmony, such as a later age discovered between the needs of society and the self-interest of the individual, success in business is in itself almost a sign of spiritual grace, for it is a proof that a man has laboured faithfully in his vocation. — R. H. Tawney