Hanratty Place Quotes

#1. If you live long enough there's no line that you won't cross.

Tracy Manaster

#2. She could hardly tell him it was because the child had been born a girl, destined from birth to be bound and gagged, to never be free. And she seemed to have sensed it far sooner than most. Sadly, the poor fool seemed to believe that she could actually do something about it.

Sonali Dev

#3. I'm not strong-willed enough or unkind enough ... or maybe simply not wise enough to tell a journalist that a subject is out of bounds.

James Nesbitt

#4. If it weren't for men, this planet would be overrun with giant spiders.

Daniel Tosh

#5. Love so seldom means happiness.

Margery Allingham

#6. There's always a time when you think you've done your last song or you've written your last rap or, you know, people are not checking for you.

Betty Wright

#7. Give all of life's oxygen to the fire that is your soul.

A.D. Posey

#8. A sense of humor keen enough to show a man his own absurdities will keep him from the commission of all sins, or nearly all, save those worth committing.

Samuel Butler

#9. I was mentally, emotionally and verbally abused by my father as far back as I can remember until I left home at the age of eighteen

Joyce Meyer

#10. I spent many years working for voting rights, but we still see sophisticated efforts, led by white officials, to disenfranchise black voters in local and national elections.

Edward Brooke

#11. You gotta go inward To experience the outer space That was built for you

Pharrell Williams

#12. Trying to read slowly when you haven't had time to read is like holding back hunger. It's like having a meal in front of you and knowing you should be polite and use a fork, when all you really want to do is lean over and shovel it in with both hands.

Laura Hendrie

#13. To harbor spiteful feelings against ordinary people for not being heroes is possible only for narrow-minded or embittered man.

Anton Chekhov

#14. If you are wise, you will dread a prosperity which only loads you with more.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

#15. Amid this din of complaint and trivial offense, how to know what really mattered, how to identify the true crisis when it came along?

Scott Anderson