Undecideds American Quotes & Sayings

It is no evil for things to undergo change, and no good for things to subsist in consequence of change. 43. — Marcus Aurelius

What we call human nature, is actually human habit. — Jewel

Whatever a human being makes and makes live, it lives because of the life he puts into it. — D.H. Lawrence

Life has no guarantees, but my life has no meaning if you're not in it. — Robin Bielman

It's part of my life to feel like a criminal, to have eyes in my back and see if I'm being followed. It's a feeling that comes from street juggling because I have been arrested so many times. — Philippe Petit

Everybody can be great because everybody can serve ... You only need a heart full of grace. — Martin Luther King Jr.

Airline travel is hours of boredom interrupted by moments of stark terror. — Al Boliska

Interethnic and spiritual accord is our strategic resource, the basis for progress of our society and state. — Nursultan Nazarbayev

All the arguments to prove man's superiority cannot shatter this hard fact: in suffering the animals are our equals. — Peter Singer

Central Park is the grandiose symbol of the front yard each child in New York hasn't got. — Robert Benchley

Never forget the favors done for you. Always forget the favors you've done for others. — Omar Suleiman

Ask yourself whether the problem will matter in a year or two. If not, it may be a trivial issue unworthy of your concern. — Frank Sonnenberg

Suspense is worst than disappointment. — Robert Burns

He felt . . . he didn't know how he felt, except stunned. Filled with joy and confusion and what felt like a flickering light, growing brighter by the second. He felt strong. He felt ready. He felt like his abs were still pretty much only a two-pack, but he supposed even a magic cup could get you only so far. — Cassandra Clare

Men tell us sometimes there is no such thing as an atheist. There must be. There are some men to whom it is true that there is no God. They cannot see God because they have no eye. They have only an abortive organ, atrophied by neglect. — William Henry Drummond