Winkleberry Quotes & Sayings

Freedom can be manifested only in the void of beliefs, in the absence of axioms, and only where the laws have no more authority than a hypothesis. — Emile M. Cioran

The saying 'the arts aid the body' is for samurai of other regions. For samurai of the Nabeshima clan the arts bring ruin to the body. — Yamamoto Tsunetomo

I have the barn, it's just kind of like a studio. Almost all artists have la studio to work in, and that's really what it is. A place to get away. I'll spend maybe four days out there if I can, just completely immersed - like where I don't bathe or brush my teeth for a few days, just get up and make coffee and experiment until the sun goes down. — Andrew Bird

Painting a young maiden is similar to cavorting with great abandon. It is the finest refreshment. — Peter Paul Rubens

What could possibly make you think I have any standards left when it comes to you? — Cassandra Clare

She had been crying after a routine row with her mother and, as had happened on former occasions, had not wished me to see her swollen eyes: she had one of those tender complexions that after a good cry get all blurred and inflamed, and morbidly alluring. I regretted keenly her mistake about my private aesthetics, for I simply love that tinge of Botticellian pink [3], that raw rose about the lips, those wet, matted eyelashes; and, naturally, her bashful whim deprived me of many opportunities of specious consolation. — Vladimir Nabokov

In any case the friendships of later life, in contrast wih those negotiated before thirty, are apt to be burdened with reservations, constraints, inhibitions. — Anthony Powell

Hardship is the best ship to board — Jagdish Bali

Something different was happening to William alright, as if Winkleberry wasn't different enough. — S.Z. Berg

None of us come to this earth to gain our worth; we brought it with us. — Sheri Dew

Sadly the American dream is dead. — Donald Trump

I am not one who was born with great wisdom. I love the ancients and diligently seek wisdom among them. — Confucius

Certainly not every good program is object-oriented, and not every object-oriented program is good. — Bjarne Stroustrup

At what point do you give up - decide enough is enough? There is only one answer really. Never. — Tabitha Suzuma