Truthandarttv Quotes & Sayings

Today, its expensive prescription medications burdening seniors on fixed incomes with thousands of dollars in yearly out-of-pocket costs. — Jim Gerlach

When I was a boy I was told that anybody could become President. I'm beginning to believe it. — Clarence Darrow

They ate my humanity but no humanity in beginning humans Earth dust atoms

Clever microorganisms defy gods

But defy nothing

Phantom of truth

Beneath reality's facade — A.R. LaBaere

Liberation from prevailing conventions of thought, feeling and behaviour is accomplished most effectively by the practice of disinterested virtues and through direct insight into the real nature of ultimate reality. (Such insight is a gift, inherent in the individual; but, though inherent, it can not manifest itself completely except where certain conditions are fulfilled. The principle pre-condition of insight is, precisely, the practice of disinterested virtues.) — Aldous Huxley

Play, creativity, art, spontaneity, all these experiences are their own rewards and are blocked when we perform for reward or punishment, profit or loss. — Stephen Nachmanovitch

If you tell me the truth, the truth I'll proclaim.
If you tell me a lie, you'll be fair game. — Belva Rae Staples

Everything that is given to us in life is either a blessing or a curse. — Seth Adam Smith

I do actually sing; I love to sing. — Lauren Cohan

Tony Black is the Tom Waits of Crime Fiction, yes, that good. — Ken Bruen

At one time, I was very angry. I even treated fashion like a kind of crusade: you were either with us or against us, that kind of feeling. Now I know we need ideas, not kicking down a door. — Vivienne Westwood

Dick Grasso would be a superb mayor of the City of New York. He loves the city. — Kenneth Langone

I felt exalted.
It was my moment. This was my place and my
time and my own perfection.
I was no longer afraid. Weird. If I'd had a
mouth I'd have smiled.
I said.
No one moved.
I asked.
No answer.
I said, almost laughing. — Katherine Applegate

Hold a book in your hand and you're a pilgrim at the gates of a new city. — Anne Michaels