Verzichten Synonym Quotes & Sayings

I find myself eating different kinds of chicken each and every day, even if it's by surprise. — Ludacris

This discrepancy between evolutionary success and individual suffering is perhaps the most important lesson we can draw from the Agricultural Revolution. — Yuval Noah Harari

At its heart, socialism is about the creation of a new society, built from the bottom up, through the struggles of ordinary working people against exploitation, oppression, and injustice - one that eliminates profit and power as the prime goals of life, and instead organizes our world around the principles of equality, democracy, and freedom. The — Alan Maass

Make men large and strong and tyranny will bankrupt itself in making shackles for them. — Henry Ward Beecher

The morning woods were utterly new. A strong yellow light pooled beneath the trees; my shadow appeared and vanished on the path, since a third of the trees I walked under were still bare, a third spread a luminous haze wherever they grew, and another third blocked the sun with new, whole leaves. The snakes were out - I saw a bright, smashed one on the path - and the butterflies were vaulting and furling about; the phlox was at its peak, and even the evergreens looked greener, newly created and washed. — Annie Dillard

Do the dull things right so the extraordinary things will not be required too often. — Earl Weaver

I've done a lot of sorts of films that are under the radar. — Sam Rockwell

Percy shrugged. Okay. But a word of advice: when you see Apollo, don't mention haiku. — Rick Riordan

It was the height of the Depression, and suddenly I am earning pots of money. — Ann Rutherford

All of the little triumphs of their love story had been banked away over the years, accumulating interest. Now they made lavish withdrawals, cashed in every bond, every insurance policy. — Suanne Laqueur

Oh my god. Oh my god. Did she seriously suggest putting panties on our door? — Alyssa Rose Ivy

And it suggests, says Jadzia Jagiellowicz, the lead scientist at Stony Brook, that sensitive types think in an unusually complex fashion. It may also help explain why they're so bored by small talk. "If you're thinking in more complicated ways," she told me, "then talking about the weather or where you went for the holidays is not quite as interesting as talking about values or morality. — Susan Cain