Wnioski Zus Quotes & Sayings

The world will know peace when the entrepreneur fully masters the art of starving the politician. — Jakub Bozydar Wisniewski

You will make mistakes. I promise. Get used to that idea. Don't think of them as mistakes. Just file them away as methods that didn't work. Learn your lesson and move on. -- from Homegrown and Handmade — Deborah Niemann

You get what you work for. — Mark Boyer

Father, I can't take this," I said.
"Why not?"
"Because you're a priest, Father."
"And my money's no good because of it? What are you? A member of the Masonic Lodge?"
"Naw, Father," I said. "I just feel guilty taking money from you."
"Well, you're Irish and Jewish. You have to feel guilty over somethin', don't ya? Take the money and be happy ye have it. — John William Tuohy

Abortion is an act of desperation. It's an awful solution to a situation that God can work out for good through adoption. — Bob Carlisle

Water is sacred to all Human Beings. If you do not have water, you cannot have life. I always remember to honor and pour the water because it is traditional. — Autumn Morning Star

By 1940 Grace Hopper was bored. She had no children, her marriage was unexciting, and teaching math was not as fulfilling as she had hoped. — Walter Isaacson

I look for the dark story, where something secret was done. I read and read and pick up the trail of a true story. I use nothing but true stories. They are so much better than phony ones. — Alan Furst

Everything that is true is God's word, whoever may have said it. — Huldrych Zwingli

Everything you do seduces me. All you need to do is breathe and I would do anything for you. — Ashley March

Common sense is very uncommon. — Horace Greeley

The absent are always in the wrong — Philippe Nericault Destouches

I think there are pieces of yourself that you will always guard. — Kiera Cass

If Pierre Bon-Bon had his failings--and what great man has not a thousand?--if Pierre Bon-Bon, I say, had his failings, they were failings of very little importance--faults indeed which, in other tempers, have often been looked upon rather in the light of virtues. — Edgar Allan Poe