T Quotes
Browse famous quotes beginning with T. This page is a child index of the full Popular Quotes A-Z directory.
“There's no greater discovery of life other than learning about who you are and what you are capable of.”
“There's no greater effort than the least effort.”
“There’s no greater feeling that brings joy to the heart like peace because we can do nothing well without joy, and a good conscience.”
“There’s no greater foolishness than resisting your fate.”
“There's no greater force than a woman who believes in herself”
Source: Inner Child Healing: Heal Your Wounds. Train Your Mind. Create A New You.
“There's no greater joy in life than enjoying power without responsibility. - Mukta Prajapati”
Source: The Edge of Power
“There's no greater joy than being able to touch People's hearts.”
Source: A-Z of Happiness: Tips for Living and Breaking Through the Chain that Separates You from Getting That Dream Job
“There’s no greater perjury than self-deception. Lying to ourselves puts to death our definitive truth. Confronting the lies we’ve told ourselves, no matter how small, is a difficult endeavor but nothing is more liberating. To be honest with ourselves is the fastest path to self-acceptance. Being authentic about who we are, actually enriches the relationships around us. The truth sets us free and that’s no lie. ~Jason Versey”
Source: A Walk with Prudence
“There's no greater show on earth than observing human nature”
Source: Little Luigi: A Musical Adventure
“There's no greater travesty in Mothers life than not having the right gown , even for something as informal as a trip to the the village.”
“There's no greater truth than your life experiences”
“There's no guarantee of disaster-free in any world religion,
but love, faith and knowledge give men hope and willpower.”
Source: My Ancestor Was an Ancient Astronaut
“There’s no handbook. The handbook is your heart; the confusion is your head.”
“There’s no happy ending ... Nevertheless, we might well say that is exactly Harriet Beecher Stowe’s point. In 1852 slavery had not been abolished. Slaves were still on the plantations and many of them were in the hands of people like Legree. Her book was written to shame the collective conscience of America into action against an atrocity which was still continuing. So a happy ending would have been, frankly, a lie and a betrayal. ...
Most of the charges are basically true. Stowe did stereotype. She did sentimentalize. She offered a role model which later offended African American pride. On the other hand, what she did worked. She wasn’t trying to provide a role model for African Americans. She was trying to make white Americans ashamed of themselves. ...
Perhaps the short answer to her critics is to ask, “Do you want glory, approval, all those good things? Or do you want to achieve your goal?”
“There's no harm in impressing someone. As long as you are being yourself and not trying too hard.”
“There's no harm in reviewing the past from time to time; knowing where you've been is part of knowing where you are, and all that happy horse shit. But the American media have an absolute fixation on this. They rob us of the present by insisting on the past. If they were able, I'm sure they would pay equal attention to the future. Trouble is, they don't have any film on it.”
Source: Brain Droppings
“There's no healer, only helper.”
Source: Hometown Human: To Live for Soil and Society
“There's no heaven as I had known before.
It's just a great universe which is available
to be enjoyed by souls who dream about it.”
Source: Betelgeuse Incident: Insiden Bait Al-Jauza
“There's no hell worse than a world in which I would see you grow old and loose you and then be forced to live another day.”
Source: Anatomy: A Love Story
“There’s no hope for someone who doesn’t even know what hope is”
“There's no hope for these boys and girls, the headmaster soberly explained in the interview. This is not education, this is storage. Maybe Sonja (disabled) understood how it felt to be described as such. The vacant position only attracted one applicant, and she go thtose boys and girls to read Shakespeare.”
Source: A Man Called Ove
“There's no humanitarian, only human.”
Source: Martyr Meets World: To Solve The Hard Problem of Inhumanity
“There's no humanity, there's only degrees of animality.”
Source: Hometown Human: To Live for Soil and Society
“There’s no inexpensive path to achieving value in business, so stop looking for one; you're just delaying your success.”
“There's no initiation either into such mysteries. He has to live in the midst of the incomprehensible, which is also detestable. And it has a fascination, too, that goes to work upon him. The fascination of the abomination--you know.
Imagine the growing regrets, the longing to escape, the powerless disgust, the surrender, the hate.”
“There's no judgment. It's clear she's been punished enough. And it was basically the same all over, after all, Out There. And the fact that it was so good to hear her, so good that even Tiny Ewell and Kate Gompert and the rest of the worst of them all sat still and listened without blinking, looking not just at the speaker's face but into it, helps force Gately to remember all over again what a tragic adventure this is, that none of them signed up for.”
Source: Infinite Jest
“There's no key to great relationships, there's simply a well worn welcome mat.”
“There's no lie in his smile,
no veil 'cross his eyes.
He breathes fire too hot
for a plastic disguise.”
“There's no life in school. It's an edifice built on chalk dust.”
Source: Ayoade on Ayoade: A Cinematic Odyssey
“There’s no logical connection between being smart and having money.”
“There’s no lonelier feeling than when a crowd of people is staring at you and there’s nowhere to hide. But you know what you do? You take your lumps and then give it another shot the next time. A better shot. That’s all you can do.”
Source: Smokescreen: A Jewish Approach to Stop Smoking
“There's no longer any place for a Big Brother in this real world of ours. Instead, these so-called Little People have come on the scene. Interesting verbal contrast, don't you think?”
“There's no love as real as that of a girl and her best friend.”
Source: Mafiosa
“There's no love waiting for you. There's something massive, and powerful, you can feel it . . . but I still don't know how to accurately describe how you feel it, because it's more than just knowledge. It would be physical, too, if you had a body, except you don't. Or maybe it's a different kind of body, or maybe you just haven't yet shaken off the memory of the one you had, so it feels like you're still subject to the same expectations of gravity and pain.
Even though there's no love, you are wanted there. The main thing you're aware of is this pervading sense of greed. You're like one gold coin in a vault full of them, spilling over with them. You're there to be hoarded. I don't know why, I couldn't tell you why. Maybe it only wants you because it can have you. Or maybe it'll have some other use for you eventually, and for now you're in some kind of holding pen. But . . . the sense of claustrophobia, and betrayal . . . they're just devastating. You can feel that all around you, too . . . like a scream that got so loud you can't even hear it anymore, it just rips through you like an electric current . . .
And the only reason you know it's not Hell, or that maybe Heaven and Hell are the same thing, is because you can hear the singing, for lack of a better word, because it's not songs, or structured. But it's beautiful. Sure—it's Heaven, right? It seems to come from all around you, but it's far away at the same time. Maybe it won't be so bad, you're thinking, if I get to listen to this. But pretty soon, you realize it's not for you. And a little while after that, you start to notice the strain in it. Like that tone in a hostage's voice when he's reading a statement about how well his captors are treating him, except he's reading it with a gun at his head. And then you realize the worst thing of all: What you're hearing are the ones that have learned to beg . . .”
Source: World of Hurt
“There's no magic more powerful than the human spirit.”
Source: Gilded Cage
“There's no magic potion to remove you from a tough situation than your own self conviction and no poison as dangerous as self doubt. In no one has done it so far, you could be the one showing the way!”
Source: Can I have it all?
“There’s no magic ruler by which we’re all judged and weighed, not in this life. If you wait for someone to tell you it’s time to grow up, you’ll wait forever. Some people, quite happily, do just that. They don’t do anything until they’re forced to by circumstance”
Source: Love Lessons
“There's no magic solution for success, you have to find your own formula.”
“There’s no magical healing in this. I won’t wake up tomorrow fixed and joyful. I’ll still hurt and grieve. But moments like this, with Colton? They make it all bearable. He doesn't fix me, doesn't heal me. He just makes life worthwhile. He helps me remember to breathe, shows me how to smile again. He kisses me, and I can forget pain, forget the urges I still have to cut for the pain that erases the emotions.”
Source: Falling Into You
“There's no magical, one-size-fits-all solution for getting unstuck (trust me, I've tried pretty much everything). But building self-awareness skills to recognize when and why you're getting stuck makes a huge difference. Once you've got that down, you'll be able to better identify what feeling is holding you back from taking care of The Thing (and how to start moving forward).”
Source: The Anti-Planner: How to Get Stuff Done When You Don't Feel Like It
“There’s no makeup here.
There are scars.
There’s raw soul,
unedited tears,
truths that scream,
and faith that bleeds."
— Phoenix Moon”
Source: Emotional Roller Coaster: Confessions of a soul reborn from the ashes
“There's no meaning in dying just Unrecognized as if you were never born!! It's no hell, a question on ur ever existence”
“There’s no melody in life that is sweeter than the sound of success and accomplishment.”
“There's no mentoring like motivation.”
“There's no messing with perfection. (Okay, a little messing, just for fun.) A few crystals of coarse sea salt, a drizzle of local olive oil, and a sprig or two of purple basil. Sliced and layered in a white ceramic dish, the tomatoes often match the hues of the local sunsets--- reds and golds, yellows and pinks. If there were such a thing in our house as "too pretty to eat," this would be it. Thankfully, there's not.
If I'm not exactly cooking, I have done some impromptu matchmaking: baby tomatoes with smoked mozzarella, red onions, fennel, and balsamic vinegar. A giant yellow tomato with a local sheep's milk cheese and green basil. Last night I got a little fancy and layered slices of beefsteak tomato with pale green artichoke puree and slivers of Parmesan. I constructed the whole thing to look like the Leaning Tower of Pisa. I love to think of the utterly pretentious name this would be given in a trendy Parisian bistro:
Millefeuille de tomate provençale, tapenade d'artichaut et coppa de parmesan d'Italie (AOC) sur son lit de salade, sauce aigre douce aux abricots.
And of course, since this is a snooty Parisian bistro and half their clientele are Russian businessmen, the English translation would be printed just below:
Tomato napoleon of artichoke tapenade and aged Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese on a bed of mixed greens with sweet-and-sour apricot vinaigrette.
The sauce abricot was a happy accident. While making the dressing for the green salad, I mistook a bottle of peach/apricot syrup for the olive oil. Since I didn't realize my mistake until it was at the bottom of the bowl, I decided to try my luck. Mixed with Dijon mustard and some olive oil, it was very nice--- much sweeter than a French vinaigrette, more like an American-style honey Dijon. I decided to add it to my pretentious Parisian bistro dish because, believe it or not, Parisian bistros love imitating American food. Anyone who has been in Paris in the past five years will note the rise of le Tchizzberger. (That's bistro for "cheeseburger.")
I'm moderate in my use of social media, but I can't stop taking pictures of the tomatoes. Close up, I've taken to snapping endless photos of the voluptuously rounded globes. I rejoice in the mingling of olive oil and purply-red flesh. Basil leaves rest like the strategically placed tassels of high-end strippers. Crystals of sea salt catch the afternoon sun like rhinestones under the glaring lights of the Folies Bergère. I may have invented a whole new type of food photography: tomato porn.”
Source: Picnic in Provence: A Memoir with Recipes
“There’s no metal on earth stronger than a child’s will.”
Source: Magic Hour
“There's no mistaking a real book when one meets it. It is like falling in love.”
“There’s no mistaking the standard of living with the quality of life.”
“There’s no money in poetry, but there’s no poetry in money, either”
“There's no monopoly on greatness. Make your move and be great!”
Source: The Lonely Heart: A Guide to Succesful Single Living