Old School Wedding Scene Quotes

#1. The story you think you know is never the real one.

Lily King

#2. First we forgive ourselves, then we forgive others and life itself.

Elizabeth Lesser

#3. We have many goals, but only one ultimate purpose of life. That purpose is to be happy.

Debasish Mridha

#4. I always think part of success is being able to replicate results, taking what is interesting or viable about yourself as a professional person and seeing if you bring it into different situations with similar results.

Robert Downey Jr.

#5. When I came back to Washington to be The Times' chief congressional correspondent in 1991, I was looking for a book subject, and Ted Kennedy stood out for two reasons.

Adam Clymer

#6. I love going to the set every day, because Noah Wylie will be there waiting.

Sherry Stringfield

#7. No wonder dancing this way had been frowned upon in high school. This was practically foreplay.

Terri Osburn

#8. I'm always a work in progress.

Billie Joe Armstrong

#9. It is not a question of skimming the surface of the art, it must be probed to its depths, for to seize upon superficial things only is to degenerate into mediocrity and obscurity.

Jean-Georges Noverre

#10. I know that I have raised my sons to be big, strong, independent men who love God, themselves and care for others. I have to learn to let them have space and learn without me.

Kim Alexis

#11. So much of what I create has been due to the influence of Miles Davis and Donald Byrd, and so many of those that have passed on. Their music, their legacy lives on with the rest of us because we are so highly influenced by their experience and what they have given us.

Herbie Hancock

#12. Everybody is looking for a naturally occurring algae that is going to be a miracle cell to save the world, and after a century of looking, people still haven't found it.

Craig Venter

#13. Q: What literary complexities do you find most interesting? That is, what do you like most to "solve," so to speak, as a novelist?
A: One wishes to create characters who will speak directly to the minds of comparative literature professors and intelligent book reviewers.

Gilbert Sorrentino