Quotes About Greedy Woman

#1. Mike was right: the pattern of life isn't a straight line; it crosses and recrosses, drawing in and tying together other lives, as I do when I gather in the ends of my thread to make a knot.

Benedict Freedman

#2. Beauty comes from within; a greedy, avaricious, gossipy woman cannot be beautiful.

Sally Rand

#3. When things are hard and miserable, I'd been learning all my life, there's an adventure in there somewhere waiting to happen.

Crystal McVea

#4. Her eyes were as sad as they were fierce.

Benjamin Alire Saenz

#5. Through life's journey, may your feet rest on solid ground, your hands touch the prize of life, and your heart find contentment.

Lorna Jackie Wilson

#6. For a moment there was an expression of greedy excitement in his eyes, like you see in the eyes of men when they are looking at woman who arouses their lust.

Karen Maitland

#7. When delicate and feeling souls are separated, there is not a feature in the sky, not a movement of the elements, not an aspiration of the breeze, but hints some cause for a lover's apprehension.

Richard Brinsley Sheridan

#8. In Texas, rocks are considered an adequate weaponry during schoolyard scuffles. Dallas children carry a brace of loaded pistols, a concealed Derringer, and a 6 inch Toadsticker in one boot. That's the girls of course. Boys bring howitzers to class.

Mary Doria Russell

#9. I then watched filing past and besieging me old men in search of easy revenue, young men in search of adventure to occupy their leisure. My successive refusals gave me in town the reputation of a 'lioness' or 'mad woman.' Who let loose this greedy pack of hounds after me?

Mariama Ba

#10. I cheat my boys every chance I get. I trade with the boys and skin 'em and I just beat 'em every time I can. I want to make 'em sharp.

John D. Rockefeller

#11. The clown was an evil one. They're either good or bad, and this one was definitely the latter.

Chris Thrall

#12. You say to me 'Show me your God.' I answer you, 'Everything you see in your heart that might sadden God, remove.'

Saint Augustine

#13. Every greedy, unreasonable dream I'd ever had about what a woman should be came true in Mona.

Kurt Vonnegut

#14. How happy I might be, if only she was less greedy, better tempered, not addicted to raking up old grudges, more affectionate, with slightly yellower hair, slimmer, and about twenty years younger! But what is the good of expecting such a woman to reform?

John Collier