Top 18 Sake Ii Quotes
#1. any society or government that relies too heavily on technology will find itself perched perilously on a crumbling precipice over the valley of death and destruction.
Michael Bunker
#2. Archimedes, Newton, and Gauss, these three, are in a class by
themselves among the great mathematicians, and it is not for
ordinary mortals to attempt to range them in order of merit.
Eric Temple Bell
#4. Were you in love with him?'
'No, I was used to him.
Nora Roberts
#5. Limitation of one's freedom might seem to be something negative and unpleasant, but love makes it a positive, joyful and creative thing. Freedom exists for the sake of love.
Pope John Paul II
#6. James might have enjoyed the day, but Hawk's mood was black and the girl's even blacker. The camp was like a battle line.
Kat Martin
#7. He soon felt that the fulfillment of his desires gave him only one grain of the mountain of happiness he had expected. This fulfillment showed him the eternal error men make in imagining that their happiness depends on the realization of their desires.
Leo Tolstoy
#8. Every one minute you spend in planning will save you at least three minutes in execution.
Crawford Greenewalt
#10. Having a little pee in your pants had to be better than being dinner for some redneck.
Christopher Paul Curtis
#11. When gratitude begins, then life finds the abundance and suffering ends.
Debasish Mridha
#12. We can make most, if not all, of America's fuel from alcohol, from bits of plants leftover after they are harvested, from the hundreds of millions of tons of municipal waste we produce, and the over 1 trillion gallons of sewage we produce.
Josh Tickell
#13. Life Is Just Understanding, people Just Running but why they Run? They don't know
Sushil Singh
#14. It's not your bullets I fear, Roland. It's your idea of answers that scares me.
Stephen King
#15. The same suffering is much harder to bear for a high motive than for a base one. The people [during World War II] who stood motionless, from one to eight in the morning, for the sake of having an egg, would have found it very difficult to do in order to save a human life.
Simone Weil
#16. It is not Christianity, but priestcraft that has subjected woman as we find her.
Lucretia Mott
#17. Would she ever get used to the way his eyes tried to speak to her from beyond the darkness that plagued him?
Paula Quinn
#18. Each of us carries some wisdom waiting to be discovered at the center of our experience. Everything we meet, if faced and held, reveals a part of that wisdom.
Mark Nepo
