Vareet Quotes & Sayings

The vast majority of our troubles and heartaches would simply vanish from view if only we could remember - before we act - that we are made victims mostly by our own tendencies. — Guy Finley

We forget the gospel when we neglect our adoption and think that we're still just a hired servant. The Father doesn't let us come to him on those terms. We will either come as sons or we will stay with the pigs. He won't let us earn anything from him because there will be no boasting in his sight. It will either be that Jesus and his glorious gospel has the preeminence or we will go it on our own. — Elyse M. Fitzpatrick

I'm not afraid of hurting you. I'm afraid of how far I'm willing to go. — Pepper Winters

Writing is a form of self-flagellation. — William Styron

Being thankful for and celebrating what is attracts more of what can and will be. — T.F. Hodge

I personally know women who are Breast Cancer survivors and will do all I can to support the cause. Besides, I love boobies! — Jane Wiedlin

Those who doubt themselves most generally err least. — Samuel Richardson

An audience is not brought to you or given to you; it's something that you fight for. — Bruce Springsteen

Three youths in Hanover who snatched a lady's handbag in the black-out have been sentenced to death. — William L. Shirer

The nature of show business is people within the business feel that if someone else fails, they move up a notch. — Tom Arnold

Human society is inconceivable unless words are to some extent bonds. — Christopher Hitchens

It was good. We were so good.
"Is this all right?" I asked her.
She nodded back. "Love me."
"I do. I will. Always. — Raine Miller

To me it seems our duty towards the Bible is to obey its teaching in faith. I do not think we are bound to understand or account for all its utterances. — Christina Rossetti

I just had an operation for piles - all my troubles are behind me. — Ken Brett

With communism wicking across the Far East, America's leaders began to see a future alliance with Japan as critical to national security. The sticking point was the war-crimes issue; the trials were intensely unpopular in Japan, spurring a movement seeking the release of all convicted war criminals. With the pursuit of justice for POWs suddenly in conflict with America's security goals, something had to give. — Laura Hillenbrand