Winced Pronunciation Quotes & Sayings

I think for being not unsympathetic that their appearance may also appear, so differently it, must; similarly as with animals, which meet us in very different forms, which look somehow harmonious however all. On exactly such forms I would stand. — Ulrich Walter

We must respect natural energy in a way that not only honors the land, but the kinsmen, and the future as well. — Elizabeth Isaacs

To enjoy good health, to bring true happiness to one's family, to bring peace to all, one must first discipline and control one's own mind. If a man can control his mind he can find the way to Enlightenment, and all wisdom and virtue will naturally come to him. — Buddha

I have too many flaws to be perfect. But i have too many blessings to be ungrateful. — Zig Ziglar

{In the shadows where the ancestors sleep, the bird's song is young, but all else is old. Stillness surrounds me and I breathe softly expecting the unexpected.} from book in progress — Nancy B. Brewer

It is neither wealth nor splendor, but tranquility and occupation which give happiness. — Thomas Jefferson

But what we were best at, what we were really the kings of, that was buses and sitting around in bedrooms. No one could beat us at that. — Karl Ove Knausgard

The theology of the cross is not a cerebral thing; it profoundly affects our Christian experience and existence, making demands upon our whole lives and turning theology into something which controls not just our thoughts, but the very way in which we experience the world around and taste the blessing and fellowship of God himself. pp.48-49 — Carl R. Trueman

In some ways I relied on that- someone to keep me thinking, keep me striving to do better, keep me from burying my head and praying it all worked out. — Kelley Armstrong

It distresses me, this failure to keep pace with the leaders of thought, as they pass into oblivion. — Max Beerbohm

One of the great logical puzzles is how a woman is always like her mother but never like her sister. — Robert Breault

The country had seen mighty tractors and skyscrapers...There was only one thing Russia had not seen during this thousand years: freedom. — Vasily Grossman