Top 16 Quotes About Busstations
#1. Thank you for being open to another more workable draft of me. It affected me profoundly.
Mary-Louise Parker
#3. Having fins in the water was useful to travel quickly, but the bulky appendage left much to be desired for exerting dominance. Something about being unable to sit, legs open, left me feeling feminine."
~Fin
Brenda Pandos
#4. All deities are external manifestation of humanity's internal divinity.
Abhijit Naskar
#5. There are only two things to be done when a general is angry: One is to get behind the furniture and pretend one is not there; the other is to distract his mind.
Mary Roberts Rinehart
#6. [His coat] emitted an odor of bus station so desolate that just standing next to him you could feel your luck changing for the worse.
Michael Chabon
#7. All information can be bought, my son, if you are willing to pay the price.
Conn Iggulden
#8. We've come a long way. Power dressing now is designed to let the woman inside us come through.
Donna Karan
#9. The "truth" is the poem itself. Just because someone writes a poem about a feeling she has does not mean that the feeling will stay forever. The truth of the emotion of the poem remains, even if the particular truth of the poet changes.
Denise Duhamel
#10. Essentially, your voice is an instrument; it's a muscle, and you have to treat it like a muscle, and so you have to work it.
Kevin Spacey
#11. The really cool thing about when you're playing a comic book character is that no one knows what he sounds like.
Josh McDermitt
#12. But a year before that, I was starting to drink beer on the set of the film Lucas (1986).
Corey Haim
#13. Being in Love means being willing to ruin yourself for the other person.
Susan Sontag
#14. Pretenders try to out-think their opponents as if they were playing chess. Tennis is a martial art. Instinctive fluid action is far more effective than thinking.
Anonymous
#15. A list of authors who have made themselves most beloved and therefore, most comfortable financially, shows that it is our national joy to mistake for the first-rate, the fecund rate.
Dorothy Parker
#16. There's this human capacity for joy and endurance, even when things are at their worst. A joy that occurs not despite our suffering, but within it.
Elizabeth Gilbert
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