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Stahlnecker Milton Pa Quotes By Steven Wright

I just lost a buttonhole. — Steven Wright

Stahlnecker Milton Pa Quotes By Barry White

I don't know if it's my music, my lyrics, my sound, and knowing the music business the way I do-all I can say is, my career has lasted way longer than I expected. — Barry White

Stahlnecker Milton Pa Quotes By Sara Jane Moore

I didn't want to kill anybody, but there comes a point when the only way you can make a statement is to pick up a gun. — Sara Jane Moore

Stahlnecker Milton Pa Quotes By Willie Keeler

The best hitting advice I ever got was: Keep your eye clear and hit 'em where they ain't; that's all. — Willie Keeler

Stahlnecker Milton Pa Quotes By Robert Heilbroner

We may make progress only by freeing ourselves from the rut of the past, but without this rut an orderly society would hardly be possible in the first place. — Robert Heilbroner

Stahlnecker Milton Pa Quotes By John Mackey

People in America are addicted to sugar and to fat and to salt. — John Mackey

Stahlnecker Milton Pa Quotes By Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa

If I could offer only one key to understanding this divine dialogue, it would be to remember that it takes place in the depths of consciousness and that Krishna is not some external being, human or superhuman, but the spark of divinity that lies at the core of the human personality. This is not literary or philosophical conjecture; Krishna says as much to Arjuna over and over: "I am the Self in the heart of every creature, Arjuna, and the beginning, middle, and end of their existence" (10:20). — Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa

Stahlnecker Milton Pa Quotes By Susan Sontag

Serious fiction writers think about moral problems practically. They tell stories. They narrate. They evoke our common humanity in narratives with which we can identify, even though the lives may be remote from our own. They stimulate our imagination. The stories they tell enlarge and complicate - and, therefore, improve - our sympathies. They educate our capacity for moral judgment. — Susan Sontag