All Quotes By Tag: Hope

“How is everything, Nadia,” he said.”It’s hot.” I replied, smiling a little bit.”Never forget,” Nasser said, teasing me. “It’s very hot, Nasser, it’s very hot.”

“Every Storm Falters. Every Sun Breaks.”

“The Evangelium has not abrogated legends; it has hallowed them, especially the ‘happy ending’. The Christian has still to work, with mind as well as body, to suffer, hope, and die; but he may now perceive that all his bents and faculties have a purpose, which can be redeemed. So great is the bounty with which he has been treated that he may now, perhaps, fairly dare to guess that in Fantasy he may actually assist in the effoliation and multiple enrichment of creation.”

“The first World War had finally come to a close and it all seemed like springtime. I’ve learned since that it is in those moments, when one is lulled into hopefulness, that the sword drops onto one’s head.”

“She was twisted with a crazy anxiety, mixed with a crazy hope.”

“More terrible, to see how feline Fate will sometimes dally with a human soul, and by a nameless magic make it repulse a sane despair with a hope which is but mad. Unwittingly I imp this cat-like thing, sporting with the heart of him who reads; for if he feel not he reads in vain.”

“We’ve got to hope that somehow it’s all going to come together,” Paul Crump, a herpetologist from the Houston Zoo who was directing the stalled waterfall project, told me. “We’ve got to hope that something will happen, and we’ll be able to piece it all together, and it will all be as it once was, which now that I say it out loud sounds kind of stupid.”

“Don’t give up, don’t loose hope, don’t settle for less and keep finding answers. Better days ahead. Get out of those mess! Get those things out of your head!”

“If you feel something consistently it’s because you’ve fed it continually. THINK!”

“Shannon thought about all the childhood diseases that had been eradicated, but what good did it do? A child’s life could still be wiped away in an instant. Why did modern people presume that they would die only in old age? Previous generations hadn’t made such a presumption. She also thought about the opportunities of motherhood that were now lost to her. She wished she had said and done more to confirm Marzieh’s positive sense of self. She wondered if Marzieh understood how much her mother loved her. On the fifth day things began to improve. Hope was a tiny red fish wiggling through a wide, black, slow-moving river under a dark sky. Shannon leaned over the bow of an old, splintered rowboat adrift in the water in order to greet it.”

“I AM NOT QUILTY!—and I AM NOT GOING TO PLEAD GUILTY—WHEN I DID NOT DO IT!!!”

“But things are always better in the morning”

“Make-strong old dreams lest this our world lose heart”

“If your love had a song what would it be? Could you soul continuously thrive without its rhythm?”

“If your love had a song what would it be? Could your soul continuously thrive without its rhythm?”