Syltade Quotes & Sayings

My first job was as a day laborer on the construction of the Long Island Expressway more than 50 years ago. — Kenneth Langone

Nerdists, unlike nerds, tend to be creators as much as consumers. They're creative consumers. — Chris Hardwick

I had six good years and one bad one, and everyone was wondering whether I'd have a good one again. — Mike Lowell

No one can make us feel any way unless we let them. — Marian Keyes

I am lonely beyond words. — Richard Uhlig

A guilty conscience speaks a thousand words...Just saying — Jasmine Lee

The folk of a Celtic type, whether pre-Celtic, Celtic, or Norse, have all spoken a Celtic language and exhibit the same old Celtic characteristics - vanity, loquacity, excitability, fickleness, imagination, love of the romantic, fidelity, attachment to family ties, sentimental love of their country, religiosity passing over easily to superstition, and a comparatively high degree of sexual morality. — John Arnott MacCulloch

The picture. A great plain, comprising the entire Jerusalem district, where is the supreme Commander-in-Chief of the forces of good, Christ our Lord: another plain near Babylon, where Lucifer is, at the head of the enemy. — Ignatius Of Loyola

Without memory there can be no insight. Without love, there can be no appreciation. — Anne Rice

Preaching is compelling to young secular adults ...
- not if preachers use video clips from their favorite movies and dress informally and sound sophisticated,
- but if the preachers understand their hearts and culture so well that listeners feel the force of the sermon's reasoning, even if in the end they don't agree with it. — Timothy Keller

Work is my recreation,
The play of faculty; a delight like that
Which a bird feels in flying, or a fish
In darting through the water,
Nothing more. — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

The modern [endtimes] notion has greatly damped the zeal of the church for missions, and the sooner it is shown to be unscriptural the better for the cause of God. It neither consorts with prophecy, honours God, nor inspires the church with ardour — Charles Spurgeon