Titova Vila Quotes & Sayings

The single most exciting thing you encounter in government is competence, because it's so rare. — Daniel Patrick Moynihan

I've met the folk that have the perfect garlands and sprays and wreaths, the folk that live in Williamsburg-style houses. And I've met the folk that live at the edge of town in two-bedroom ranch houses that have Frosty the Snowman, lights playing tag around the roof, and a Rudolph stuck askew somewhere on the lawn. I'd rather sit in the home of the atter with and errant couch spring poking my derriere because, truthfully, they're glad to have me, and they never look at my shoes and wonder where I'd been before I got there. — Lisa Samson

I'm only going to hurt this girl. I hurt everyone I touch. It's the way I'm wired. — Melyssa Winchester

Art isn't a matter of 'what' but of 'how'. — Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

History could not be any clearer: Rights given by fad and fashion are just as easily taken away. The Constitution matters. — A.E. Samaan

The Bible is the sceptre by which the Heavenly King rules His Church. — John Calvin

I believe that constant effort, tireless effort, pursuing clear goals with sincere effort is the only way — Dalai Lama

Ah, Manet has come very, very close to it and Courbet - the marrying of form and colour. — Vincent Van Gogh

That was terribly thoughtless of you. What good is having friends if they don't put you in mortal peril every once in a while? — Brandon Sanderson

He who would not be frustrate of his hope to write well hereafter in laudable things ought himself to be a true poem. — John Milton

And that - he pointed ahead - is the road to Hell. That's where we're going. I have always heard it was paved with good intentions, said Simon — Cassandra Clare

I try not to hit a swing volley and run back. So my swing volley is kind of that transition to the net. It's been one of my favorite shots ever since I was young. — Maria Sharapova

But you're disappointed." He brushed a strand of hair from her face. "It's not possible for you to disappoint me. — Nicholas Sparks

Our faith, therefore, is not in the words of the Bible. That would be fundamentalism. Our faith is in a person. Our faith is in the Lord who is revealing himself to us. He is the Word who is calling us into personal dialogue. Fundamentalism is a slavish idealization of words which inevitably leads to a rigid, closed-minded, dead-ended approach to the Bible. The Word calls us into a personal dialogue which, in many respects, is like Jacob's wrestling with the angel (Genesis 32: 23-33). Only there, in that sort of personal involvement, do we come face-to-face with the mystery that is God. — Richard Rohr