Testifies Synonym Quotes & Sayings

What impressed me particularly in Vienna was the strict order everywhere. No mob disturbances of any kind, in spite of the greatly increased liberty and relaxation of police regulations. — Fritz Kreisler

We want to be relevant ... However, the more relevant we become to a sin-dominated world, the more irrelevant we actually are to God. — Billy Graham

Man is most free when he is most guided. — Elton Trueblood

You have to know 400 notes that you can play, then pick the right four. — Miles Davis

Our children start out as good readers and will remain so if the adults around them nourish their enthusiasm instead of trying to prove themselves. If we stimulate their desire to learn before making them recite out loud; if we support them in their efforts instead of trying to catch them out; if we give up whole evenings instead of trying to save time; if we make the present come alive without threatening them with the future; if we refuse to turn pleasure into a chore but nurture it instead. If we do all this, we ourselves will rediscover the pleasure of giving freely
because all cultural apprenticeship is free. — Daniel Pennac

God allows us to feel pain for a reason: to protect us. — Tony Dungy

Drifting away from one's culture leaves one stranded in the middle of nowhere till the time his suffocation strangles him. — Q.M. Sidd

I don't want anything now, Sarie thought, not a thing in the world. I have everything I want. Yesterday I wanted so much without knowing what. Today I've got everything... — Peter Abrahams

Every moment you lose your temper, you lose a moment of opportunity to love. — Debasish Mridha

All painting, beginning with Impressionism, is antiscientific, even Seurat. I was interested in introducing the precise and exact aspect of science, which hadn't often been done, or at least hadn't been talked about very much. — Marcel Duchamp

Nobody talked much as the expedition crossed the moon. There was nothing appropriate to say. One thing was clear: Absolutely everybody in the city was supposed to be dead, regardless of what they were, and that anybody that moved in it represented a flaw in the design. There were to be no moon men at all. — Kurt Vonnegut