Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus Quotes & Sayings

Trav smiled his sweetest, most charming smile. "Of course I'll play your husband on TV."
Daisy blew out a breath of relief. "Great! Thank you. I knew you'd understand."
She reached for the ignition to shut off the car. He placed his hand on hers. They weren't done quite yet.
"As long as you play my wife in real life. — Kylie Gilmore

Simple is hard. Easy is harder. Invisible is hardest. — Jean-Louis Gassee

When the clocks of midnight squander a generous time, I will go further than Ulysses' oarsmen to the realm of dreams, inaccessible to human nature. From that underwater region, I rescue fragments that I do not begin to understand. — Jorge Luis Borges

Expect nothing and fear nothing, here or anywhere. That's your first lesson. — Susan Cooper

I have an abacus at home. — Conan O'Brien

You have to take power. No one gives it. — Frederick Douglass

The smoke drifts toward us across that vast desert of desolation with the rising of the wind. — J.M Shorney

Succumbing finally, she lets out a loud shriek as her vehicle stops at a red light. "Fuck." She hollers cursing the night. Cursing the shadows, cursing the unknown condemned she intends to meet this evening. Tears roll down her cheeks landing on her bullet proof vest. — M.R. Gott

The greatest changes in a woman's nature are wrought by love; in a man's, by ambition. — Rabindranath Tagore

Gaston Boissier, who wrote in the mid-nineteenth century what is still one of the most charming and witty books on Cicero, observed: He always belonged to the best party [i.e., the optimates] ... only he made it a rule not to serve his party; he was contented with giving it his good wishes. But these good wishes were the warmest imaginable. ... His reserve only began when it was necessary to act. ... The more we think about it, the less we can imagine the reasons he could give [his friends] to justify his conduct. — Anthony Everitt

I never knew the word 'billion' when I was a kid. — Charles Schwab

In my introductory course, Anthropology 160, the Forms of Folklore, I try to show the students what the major and minor genres of folklore are, and how they can be analyzed. — Alan Dundes

It is better to seek redemption than chase riches. — Lailah Gifty Akita