Stefanik Elise Quotes & Sayings

One of the main reasons that it is so easy to march men off to war is that each of them feels sorry for the man next to him who will die. — Ernest Becker

For a moment, they simply stared at each other. Hunter was about to assure the man that Gabi was safe with him, when his temporary brother-in-law delivered a threat Hunter hadn't seen coming. "If you hurt her . . . one hair . . . I will kill you." Kill? Not, come after you . . . make you regret it . . . but kill? "Don't you have a new wife that would be disappointed if you landed in jail for murder?" "My wife would be standing in line to finish the job should I fail," Masini told him. "And she's an excellent shot. — Catherine Bybee

You must add value to yourself to be relevant — Sunday Adelaja

President Clinton commenced the blathering with orotund — P. J. O'Rourke

It's cooler to be strong. — Lady Gaga

I don't understand anything technical about music at all. I don't understand any of it, why you can't put these sounds together with those sounds. I only know what sounds good. — Kurt Cobain

God is not about religion. Religion is a structure that should house our faith in God. Too often it is used to hurt other people in God's name. — Betty Eadie

A healthy sense of the ironic is the best way to remain sane in a world that often isn't; I highly recommend it. — Rick Yancey

Everything happen for a reason but never forget who you are ... — Emmanuel Amieghemhen

Those fields which most depend upon authoritative opinion for their data least contain known natural law. — L. Ron Hubbard

The scandalous question that hangs over modern government and excites perpetual outrage is about political money and what it buys. What exactly do these contributors get in return for the hundreds of thousands, even millions of dollars they funnel to the politicians? — William Greider

I'm about as straight an arrow as you'll find out there. — Deborah Norville

Having found the book which has a message for us, let us not be guilty of the folly of saying we have read it. We might as well say we have breakfasted, as if breakfasting on one day should last us for every day! The book that helps us deserves many readings, for assimilation comes by slow degrees. — Charlotte M. Mason

This woman was eighteen years old. With eyes as old as stones. — Herbjorg Wassmo