Best my-heart & language Quotes | Short & Famous Sayings

Source: First Love and Other Shorts

“My heart rebels against any foreigner imposing on my country the peace which is here called Pax-Britannica.”

Heart Country Language My Heart Rebel English Language Foreigners Englishmen Imposing

Source: Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi

“There's vulnerability - so I have to make sure the audience is certain that I know what I'm doing. There's vulnerability there because my heart is open, but at the same time I definitely have a lot of "weapons" at my disposal. I have all the language, I have all of the moment - I have all of that to spar with somebody, to take anything on.”

Knows Heart Moments Certain Language Audience My Heart Weapons Vulnerability

Author:Margaret Cho

“"What Thou wilt, when Thou wilt, how Thou wilt." I had rather speak these three sentences from my heart in my mother tongue than be master of all the languages in Europe.”

Heart Christian Mother Religion Three Speak Language Prayer Masters My Heart Europe Sentences Tongue Mother Tongue

Book:The works of the Rev. John Newton ...: containing, an authentic narrative, etc., letters on religious subjects, cardiphonia, discourses intended for the pulpit, sermons preached in the parish church of Olney, a review of ecclesiastical history, Olney hymns, poems, Messiah, occasional sermons, and tracts, to which are prefixed, Memoirs of his life, &c. by the Rev. John Cecil

Source: The works of the Rev. John Newton ...: containing, an authentic narrative, etc., letters on religious subjects, cardiphonia, discourses intended for the pulpit, sermons preached in the parish church of Olney, a review of ecclesiastical history, Olney hymns, poems, Messiah, occasional sermons, and tracts, to which are prefixed, Memoirs of his life, &c. by the Rev. John Cecil

“If my words fail, let my eyes and my heart be my language.”

Ifs Heart Eye Language Failing My Heart

Author:Mirtha Michelle

“One goes on writing partly because it is the only available way of earning a living. It is a hard way and highly competitive. My heart drops into my bowels when I enter a bookshop and see how fierce the competition is...There is also a privier reason for pushing on, and that is the hopeless hope that someday that intractable enemy language will yield to the struggle to control it... Mastery never comes, and one serves a lifelong apprenticeship. The writer cannot retire from the battle; he dies fighting.”