Sorveteria Quotes & Sayings

You have truly gained the mastery of the very stronghold of philosophy, Mother. For without doubt only for lack of words you did not elaborate on this subject as did Tullius [Cicero], whose words will follow. For in the Hortensius, the book he wrote on the praise and defense of philosophy, he said: 'But see, surely not the philosophers but all given to argument say that those who live just as they wish are happy.' This is definitely false; for to want what is not appropriate is the worst of all miseries. It is not so miserable not to get what you want as to want to get what you ought not. Wickedness of will brings to everyone greater evil than good fortune brings good. — Augustine Of Hippo

You must look at facts, because they look at you. — Winston Churchill

If they're not temperamental, I don't want them. It's in the nature of a great artist to be that way. — Sol Hurok

The great floodgates of the wonder-world swung open ... — Herman Melville

'PhotoCard' has 20 times as much code as the sum of 'QuickDraw,' 'MacPaint,' and 'HyperCard.' It is more elaborate and complicated, with all the client and server stuff. It took a lot more of me to do this than other projects, requiring an almost Mother Teresa dedication to do it. — Bill Atkinson

Our tongues aren't interested in what's right or wrong or fucking irresponsible. Our tongues just want to fuck each other. — K. Webster

I love kids. It's amazing that I have the opportunity to hang out with my stepson all the time. — Gisele Bundchen

It's not what you learn, it's the way you learn it. — J.R. Rim

Forgive me ... for my love -for ruining you with my love. — Fyodor Dostoyevsky

I don't encourage anybody to do what I do, you know? Why should you? More for me! — Keith Richards

Intimacy, says the phenomenologist Gaston Bachelard, is the highest value. I resist this statement at first. What about artistic achievement, or moral courage, or heroism, or altruistic acts, or work in the cause of social change? What about wealth or accomplishment? And yet something about it rings true, finally - that what we want is to be brought into relationship, to be inside, within. Perhaps it's true that nothing matters more to us than that. — Mark Doty

Almost without exception, everything society has considered a social advance has been prefigured first in some utopian writing. — David Cooperrider

The moon is always female and so am I although often in the vale of razorblades I have wished I could put on and take off my sex like a dress and why not? — Marge Piercy

Vanya soon found that America might be an exciting place to arrive, but living there could become, in time, as boring as anything else. — Orson Scott Card