Window Tint Quotes & Sayings

Cut the strings, Shazi. Fly. — Renee Ahdieh

If I could see the abolition of slavery... I would sing my nunc dimittis with joy. — Hannah More

Silence kills the soul; it diminishes its possibilities to rise and fly and explore. Silence withers what makes you human. The soul shrinks, until it's nothing. — Marlon Riggs

Jamie ... I only want to be where you are. Nothing else. — Diana Gabaldon

He's horrible."
"But effective. Being angry at Kaz for being ruthless is like being angry at a stove for being hot. — Leigh Bardugo

He was a man who understood the virtue of small things. — Greg Mortenson

Man is, and was always, a block-head and dullard; much readier to feel and digest, than to think and consider. — Thomas Carlyle

To win the rat race, you have to think and behave like a cat. — Manoj Vaz

Those who attack always do so with greater fervor than those who defend. — Eleanor Roosevelt

Poor black families were "immersed in a domestic web of a large number of kin and friends whom they [could] count on," wrote the anthropologist Carol Stack in All Our Kin. Those entwined in such a web swapped goods and services on a daily basis. This did little to lift families out of poverty, but it was enough to keep them afloat. But large-scale social transformations - the crack epidemic, the rise of the black middle class, and the prison boom among them - had frayed the family safety net in poor communities. So had state policies like Aid to Families with Dependent Children that sought to limit "kin dependence" by giving mothers who lived alone or with unrelated roommates a larger stipend than those who lived with relatives. — Matthew Desmond

Thems that die'll be the lucky ones. — Robert Louis Stevenson

I deny the resurrection every time I turn my back on the poor or become a cog in a system of injustice — Peter Rollins

I think I realized early on that my family wasn't like other families. — Victoria Gotti