Wspominac Quotes & Sayings

Your mind gives birth to an action and, whether you like it or not, it will never let it become orphaned — Dean Cavanagh

Her hands were to her face but she could see through the prison of her fingers could see them how they were beautiful wrapped in light swathed in the bright angelic robes of Acceptance — Stephen King

There is no question we are having a difficult time rounding up the votes. — Jim Nussle

Mortal as I am, I know that I am born for a day. But when I follow at my pleasure the serried multitude of the stars in their circular course, my feet no longer touch the earth. — Ptolemy

I quoted to him what I remembered of Charles Darwin: "'Judging by the past, we may safely infer that not one living species will transmit its unaltered likeness to a distant futurity ... '"
"Darwin was right," Nebogipfel said gently. — Stephen Baxter

We're all like the slaves in the fields now, putting on the front that says 'Everything's fine, boss' while we worry about how to make ends meet. — Irvine Welsh

Yeah, I'm not really a morning person. — Sophie Ellis-Bextor

People at any stage will profit by taking the wheel and getting pointed in the right direction. — Michael Hyatt

For a sensation to be felt as pain is for it to be pain. — Saul Kripke

We'll never be ready. So I guess that means we're as ready as we'll ever be. — Neal Shusterman

I wish I knew what it was like, to find a place where I belong. — Three Days Grace

I have visited many countries, and have been in cities without number, yet never did I enter a town which could not produce ten or twelve little great men; all fancying themselves known to the rest of the world, and complimenting each other upon their extensive reputation. — Oliver Goldsmith

Of all the religions in the world, perhaps the religion of liberty is the only faith capable of purity. — Tiffany Madison

So she had looked in on Mark, reading his correspondence with his copy of The Times airing on a chair-back before the fire - for he was just the man to retain the eighteen-forty idea that you can catch cold by reading a damp newspaper. — Ford Madox Ford