Werefkins Studio Quotes

#1. He felt the slowly healing polarization of his mind, matching his to hers, the alignment of all his prejudices and conceits to the lodestone of the image she represented for him.

Iain M. Banks

#2. Now," said I, "we must not let this water run away."
"Why not?" replied my uncle. "I suspect the spring is unfailing." (p. 105)

Jules Verne

#3. A world of confusion and disappointment results from trying to believe without obeying.

Aiden Wilson Tozer

#4. She tried to tell herself he hadn't made any promises to begin with, but that made her feel like a bigger fool. He had never asked her to put her heart under his boot heels; she'd done that all on her own.

Lara Adrian

#5. Wilde said he felt sorry for those who never got their heart's desire, but sorrier still for those who did.

Laurie Lee

#6. We have got to make disciples. Fun nights and pizza nights are not going to sustain us.

Francis Chan

#7. Worthiness is what gives meaning and fulfillment. Success without fulfillment is empty. That's like good looks without goodness. In life we need substance over form, not form over substance.

Shiv Khera

#8. I like it that in many ways we are all the same.

Esther Hicks

#9. The game of life does not proceed like a mathematical calculation on the principle that two and two make four. Sometimes they make five, or minus four, and sometimes the blackboard topples over in the middle of the sum and the pedagogue is left with a black eye.

Winston S. Churchill

#10. My parents were workers.

Marco Rubio

#11. I think of the New York City Ballet as the Yankees without George Steinbrenner.

John Guare

#12. My stomach lurched, an appetizer before the full portion of heartache I had a feeling was going to be served at some point soon.

Gayle Forman

#13. In a sense these are questions that most people ask themselves to some extent. They become philosophical when asked with a persistence and rigour that pushes past conventional or evasive answers. It's nothing to do with acquiring a technical facility in an academic discipline.

George Pattison