Pokorny Sales Quotes

#1. A whole army, though they can neither write nor read, are not afraid of a platform, which they know is but earth or stone; nor of a cannon, which, without a hand to give fire to it, is but cold iron; therefore a whole army is afraid of one man.

James Harrington

#2. I mean I would still love to be in Mel Brooks' movies; he's great.

Armie Hammer

#3. Tatia, let me take care of you. He stopped and took a breath.

Paullina Simons

#4. Life becomes an adventure when we start seeing the miraculous in the mundane. When we put feet to our passion or bear-hug a new challenge, it changes our outlook on life.

Mark Batterson

#5. The greatest victory of God took place when Christ, having overcome sin, conquered death, and put Satan to flight, was lifted up to heaven in majesty, that he might reign gloriously over the church. Therefore,

John Calvin

#6. I do not talk about my weaknesses, I work on them.

Fedor Emelianenko

#7. The end of confession is to tell the truth to and for oneself.

J.M. Coetzee

#8. Jack came whirling in like a little gay tornado with Duchess following him.

Kristin Cast

#9. Women clearly felt things more deeply: they read sub-text where men saw only white space.

Elin Hilderbrand

#10. It was a mystery to me. To that awful black-and-white farm, with that aunt who was dressed badly, with smelly farm animals around when she could live with winged monkeys and magic shoes and gay lions. I didn't get it.

John Waters

#11. That is the way leaves fall around a tree in autumn, a tree unaware of the rain running down its sides, of the sun or the frost, and of life gradually retreating inward. The tree does not die. It waits.

Hermann Hesse

#12. He was an artist when he saw society: it never crossed his mind that society had to be like this; had any right, had any business being like this. A car in the street. Why? Why cars? This is what an artist has to be: harassed to the point of insanity or stupefaction by first principles.

Martin Amis

#13. Emancipation of human labor from economic servitude and exploitation, i.e., from organizations of production in which the conditions of work are determined by a master class who own the means of production, and in which the fruits of work are alienated from workers to the benefit of masters.

Mortimer Adler