Spesso Sinonimo Quotes & Sayings

And yet. And yet. If asked - if pressed - Honora would have to say she is strangely content. It's an odd feeling that she cannot describe to anyone - not to her mother and certainly not to Sexton, whose unhappiness seems to have no bounds, whose unhappiness is defined now by what he does not have, which is almost everything. He will always, in his mind, be the salesman who no longer has anything to sell. A man who longs for the open road but who cannot ever take it. Whereas Honora, oddly, now has more purpose than she ever did before. She is a dutiful wife who tends to her husband in spite of his weaknesses. She is a woman with ingenuity. She is a woman without illusions. She is a woman who, above all, is too busy trying to make a go of it to fret about her marriage. — Anita Shreve

I was born and I live in a small village, where the centre of life is the square, and the small bar/cafe. — Diego Della Valle

People grow couches and bikes and concrete in their front gardens instead of roses. — Leanne Hall

In Tantric Buddhism our feeling is that there is no problem with the sensual world unless you have a tremendous attraction or aversion to it. — Frederick Lenz

When someone old dies, it is even sadder. First you notice that the paper doesn't come anymore, then gradually the lights are turned out, the gas turned off, the house gets locked up, and the yard is no longer kept up, then it goes on the market and new people come in and change everything. Elner — Fannie Flagg

From a drop of water," said the writer, "a logical man could understand oceans and waterfalls without having ever seen or heard of them. — Arthur Conan Doyle

The sea will wash away our footprints but not the fact we made them. — Marty Rubin

I never said I knew much. How was I supposed to learn anything living out here? I didn't know enough to do half the things I did in my life. Things happen. You do what you can about them and you see what happens next. — Marsha Norman

Revenge is Always Sweet, it's the Aftertaste that's Bitter. — Joshua Caleb

Financiers are great mythomaniacs, their explanations and superstitions are those of primitive men; the world is a jungle to them.They perceive acutely that they are at the dawn of economic history. — Christina Stead