Xena Warrior Princess Love Quotes & Sayings

A young person wanting to become an artist might simply go purposefully and dedicatedly to his or her room with a few books and a thousand blank canvases for four years. — Robert Genn

There's a set of people who are intrinsic oppositionists to everything Google does. — Eric Schmidt

Do you know what a summer rain is?
To start with, pure beauty striking the summer sky, awe-filled respect absconding with your heart, a feeling of insignificance at the very heart of the sublime, so fragile and swollen with the majesty of things, trapped, ravished, amazed by the bounty of the world.
And then, you pace up and down a corridor and suddenly enter a room full of light. Another dimension, a certainty just given birth. The body is no longer a prison, your spirit roams the clouds, you possess the power of water, happy days are in store, in this new birth.
Just as teardrops, when they are large and round and compassionate, can leave a long strand washed clean of discord, the summer rain as it washes away the motionless dust can bring to a person's soul something like endless breathing. — Muriel Barbery

You're not going to make Hemingway better by adding animations. — Jeff Bezos

For whosoever would save his life shall lose it; but whosoever shall lose his life for my sake, the same shall save it. — Anonymous

Comic-Con is incredibly important to San Diego, but that doesn't mean we can't poke a little fun at it! — Steve Breen

The study of comparative religions is the best way to become comparatively religious. — Ronald Knox

I hate cages. For most folks, they're built from fear and they do it to themselves. Not me. Mine were forged of helplessness. Most kids' are. — Karen Marie Moning

Figures tell us there are already more people on earth than we need to move even the heaviest piano. — Woody Allen

The beginnings and endings of all human undertakings are untidy. — John Galsworthy

People fail because they are ignorant of the laws of success. — Sunday Adelaja

I was not born to wait. — Gwenda Bond