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Disjunction Examples Quotes By Ransom Riggs: I am getting to what I am getting

I am getting to what I am getting to! Millard snapped. — Ransom Riggs

Disjunction Examples Quotes By D.J. Manly: Are you just annoying bynature, or did you

Are you just annoying by
nature, or did you take a seminar? — D.J. Manly

Disjunction Examples Quotes By Joe Hill: It's hard to make relationships work with others

It's hard to make relationships work with others when you don't have a good relationship with yourself. — Joe Hill

Disjunction Examples Quotes By Dietrich Bonhoeffer: It is only because he became like us

It is only because he became like us that we can become like him. — Dietrich Bonhoeffer

Disjunction Examples Quotes By Khaled Hosseini: Mariam saw now the sacrifices a mother made.

Mariam saw now the sacrifices a mother made. Decency was but one. — Khaled Hosseini

Disjunction Examples Quotes By Julie Benz: I love being challenged physically, as an actress.

I love being challenged physically, as an actress. — Julie Benz

Disjunction Examples Quotes By Gregory Maguire: Oh, everything is gorgeous once it's gone.

Oh, everything is gorgeous once it's gone. — Gregory Maguire

Disjunction Examples Quotes By Sitting Bull: Each man is good in the sight of

Each man is good in the sight of the Great Spirit. — Sitting Bull

Disjunction Examples Quotes By Jessica Fortunato: Truth was, I didn't really want to die

Truth was, I didn't really want to die today. I was in the middle of a really good book, and being alive had always worked out for me ... — Jessica Fortunato

Disjunction Examples Quotes By Salvador Dali: The secret of my influence has always been

The secret of my influence has always been that it remained secret. — Salvador Dali

Disjunction Examples Quotes By Brandon Sanderson: He would believe. Not because something had been

He would believe. Not because something had been proven to him beyond his ability to deny. But because he chose to. As, — Brandon Sanderson