Koelner Dom Quotes

#1. Either the human being must suffer and struggle as the price of a more searching vision, or his gaze must be shallow and without intellectual revelation.

Thomas De Quincey

#2. Film theory has nothing to do with film.

Roger Ebert

#3. Why don't you think of [God] as the one who is coming, who has been approaching from all eternity ... the ultimate fruit of a tree whose leaves we are.

Rainer Maria Rilke

#4. It was true. There really was no limit to the ways in which you could say the wrong thing to your children. You offered an olive branch and it was the wrong olive branch at the wrong time.

Mark Haddon

#5. I think I got really lucky with Slacker. That was a film that probably shouldn't have been seen.

Richard Linklater

#6. Love is like paint - you can't spread even a little without getting
some on yourself.

Wayne L. Misner

#7. I'm never going to make any friends here," Georgia whined. "Come on, honey. I know it's a big adjustment, but you've got to stay positive," Mom said. "Okay," Georgia said. "I'm positive I'm never going to make any friends here.

James Patterson

#8. It [Lincoln movie] had nothing to do with politics. It had nothing to do with holding a mirror up to the way we conduct our business on Capitol Hill. This was meant to be a story, a Lincoln portrait if you will. I think any time is the right time for a very compelling story, any time.

Steven Spielberg

#9. Use your whole body as a tool to do what is right for the glory of God.

Rick Warren

#10. The World Cup is not just a great global sporting event, it is also inscribed with much deeper cultural and political importance.

Martin Jacques

#11. The thing I'm most focused on today is, how am I maximizing the effectiveness of the leadership team, and what am I doing to nurture it?

Satya Nadella

#12. My dad seemed comfortable with his decision to be a 'have-not,' but I knew that I wasn't.

Robert Kiyosaki

#13. I was too scared to open my eyes. It was the logic of a child; if you don't open your eyes, the monster won't see you.

Kathleen Peacock