Debenedetti Golf Quotes

#1. We live in a society of victimization, where people are much more comfortable being victimized than actually standing up for themselves.

Marilyn Manson

#2. I enjoy writing alone, naked and unbothered.

M.F. Moonzajer

#3. He glanced at her, musing on the wonder of a beautiful woman with a disagreeable personality.

J.G. Farrell

#4. For Fleur de Chine, I imagined the romantic and mysterious women from Asia's cinematic past-from the '30s femme fatale in a cheongsam and dark lipstick, to the'60s Hong Kong heroine of In the Mood for Love. I wanted to capture that fascinating, exquisite and slightly scandalous femininity.

Tom Ford

#5. A relationship can really change from a push down the stairs.

Luke Wilson

#6. There is always unity at the end, and it brings a new tranquility. But the meeting of two worlds causes a lot of temporary chaos.

Amish Tripathi

#7. We need more people working in the publishing industry itself who are people of colour.

Malorie Blackman

#8. What I didn't realize was how many doors the act of writing unlocks, as if my Dad's old fountain pen wasn't really a pen at all, but some strange variety of skeleton key.

Stephen King

#9. Many ancient (and contemporary) societies considered the sexually awakened female
as both auspicious and dangerous.

Srinivasan

#10. We are women of the world
The colors of our souls, rich and beautiful
We sing from the same heart, with many voices

Laurel Burch

#11. When you become worthy of people's worship, you will be able to attain moksha (liberation), you cannot go to moksha just like that. Reproach (criticism) by people is the cause of a life in the lower realms.

Dada Bhagwan

#12. The cello is not one of my favourite instruments. It has such a lugubrious sound, like someone reading a will.

Irene Thomas

#13. He has only as much ground as his two feet take up, only as much of a hold as his two hands encompass - someone who falls asleep in the winter snow to freeze to death like a child, someone who does nothing but takes walks, yet who could take them anywhere, without moving.

Franz Kafka

#14. As long as you let me do my job in public, I'll gladly let you put me in any role you want when the bus door closes.

Lorelei James