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Disparaging Remarks Quotes By Maya Rudolph: If my time with my kids is shorter

If my time with my kids is shorter than it was yesterday, it's better than nothing. — Maya Rudolph

Disparaging Remarks Quotes By Tommy Douglas: The trouble with socialists is that they let

The trouble with socialists is that they let their bleeding hearts go to their bloody heads. — Tommy Douglas

Disparaging Remarks Quotes By John Steinbeck: They watch the girls with level goat-eyes and

They watch the girls with level goat-eyes and make disparaging remarks to one another while their insides whimper with longing. In — John Steinbeck

Disparaging Remarks Quotes By China Mieville: The Canadians had Terrell. He was uninfected, in

The Canadians had Terrell. He was uninfected, in quarantine, and knew nothing. — China Mieville

Disparaging Remarks Quotes By Stan Musial: I love to play this game of baseball.

I love to play this game of baseball. I love putting on the uniform. — Stan Musial

Disparaging Remarks Quotes By Bryant McGill: We must understand that out of community and

We must understand that out of community and dialogue, the answers will arrive in their own time and way. — Bryant McGill

Disparaging Remarks Quotes By Thomas Keneally: Coitus is random, children are definite.

Coitus is random, children are definite. — Thomas Keneally

Disparaging Remarks Quotes By Jonathan Safran Foer: Sometimes I can hear my bones straining under

Sometimes I can hear my bones straining under the weight of all the lives I'm not living. — Jonathan Safran Foer

Disparaging Remarks Quotes By Pierre Bourdieu: The point of my work is to show

The point of my work is to show that culture and education aren't simply hobbies or minor influences. — Pierre Bourdieu

Disparaging Remarks Quotes By Stendhal: When a man leaves his mistress, he runs

When a man leaves his mistress, he runs the risk of being betrayed two or three times daily. — Stendhal