Quotes About Brogues

#1. I think the absence of socks on men wearing suits and brogues is a problem. They'll live to regret that.

Graydon Carter

#2. Good shoes are important. I wear English brogues in a wide fitting. They last me years.

David Bailey

#3. I love when people wear flowers in their own way, like when I see someone wearing a floral dress with brogues and a jacket. It's incongruous.

Erdem Moralioglu

#4. I'm not a big heel person anyways, I'll wear them on the red carpet, but I've always been the one who loves loafers and brogues.

Jaime King

#5. In many ways, the longer I live, I understand that there are so many things outside my control. That's why I believe faith is such a big part of the story. There are so many things that were orchestrated by God, that were put into place to make this perfect storm, that created Linsanity.

Jeremy Lin

#6. To me, I didn't think of acting as being a young thing only.

Annette Bening

#7. I knew maps of the sea floor, maps that depict weaknesses in the shield of the earth, charts painted on skin that contain the various routes of the Crusades. So

Michael Ondaatje

#8. I've never been a feminist.

Dolly Parton

#9. A truly moral health care system should start out by covering all of its citizens with basic health care. It would not be seduced by its technology and fancy buildings.

Richard Lamm

#10. I can be dramatic. I can be funny. I can be sexy. I can be sad. I can be glad.

Kimberly Elise

#11. Floods are an act of God; flood
damages result from the acts of men.

Gilbert White

#12. Those of us who embrace the feminine know its strength.

Betsy Cornwell

#13. Leader of Character: someone who uses influence to achieve a moral or ethical goal.

Dave Anderson

#14. Caitriona Balfe, who is Irish, is also in my movie. I asked her to play her Irish accent in the movie, but her own brogue is so faint that I had to keep pumping it up.

Jodie Foster

#15. What is most personal is most universal.

Carl R. Rogers

#16. Freedom, in a political context, means freedom from government coercion. It does not mean freedom from the landlord, from the employer, or freedom from the laws of nature which do not provide men with automatic prosperity. It means freedom from the coercive power of the state ' and nothing else

Ayn Rand