Yukari Sendo Quotes

#1. Run while you have the light of life!

Benedict Of Nursia

#2. You've never felt good. Your suffering protects you. Pain is the ransom you have gladly paid not to be free.

Denis Johnson

#3. Am saying that lesbianism, homosexuality, and heterosexuality are valid expressions of man's bisexual nature.
I am also stressing the fact that love and sexuality are not necessarily the same thing. Sex is love's expression, but it is only one of love's expressions.

Seth

#4. It's possible to be satisfied with a day's work or a cake, but a life ... what is a life but a history of events badly remembered?

Kevin McCloud

#5. And all they could do was sit, sleep, eat, and be reminded day after day, night after night, of their disease and eventual death.

Alan Brennert

#6. Mary Lou Buckman and I sat in the first booth, and I, mindful of Wild Bill Hickok, sat facing the door.

Robert B. Parker

#7. The Scripture is never subjected to one's own interpretations.

Lailah Gifty Akita

#8. And how fascinating history is - the long, variegated pageant of man's still continuing evolution of this strange planet, so much the most interesting of all the myriads of spinners through space.

G. M. Trevelyan

#9. Usually, I'm on the bus by now, having a beer and waiting for everyone else. This is cutting into my beer time.

Craig Berube

#10. Sculpture may be almost anything: a monument, a statue, an old coin, a bas-relief, a portrait bust, a lifelong struggle against heavy odds.

Malvina Hoffman

#11. Christian, that sin which first came between you and God is bad, but that is not the last step in the progress of sin. The most guilty part in this quadruple sin is to hide it, deny it, ignore it, refust to confess it, refuse to repent of it!

John R. Rice

#12. To quote an early mentor," I tell the kid, " 'A journalist needs ratlike cunning, a plausible manner, and a little literary ability.

David Mitchell

#13. There is always a charge, of one kind or another. *

Jeff VanderMeer

#14. He said, looking down at her body, "Dagny, what a magnificent waste!"
She had to turn and escape. She felt herself blushing, for the first time in years: blushing because she knew suddenly that the sentence named what she had felt all evening.

Ayn Rand