Jenny Lind Quotes: top 16 famous quotes about Jenny Lind

Jenny Lind Quotes & Sayings

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I love that you don't carry a purse," I say.
"I love that you don't carry one, either," she says with a laugh. — Colleen Hoover

It was hard to play it cool when you wore your heart on your face. — Becky Chambers

Let the breath lead the way. — Sharon Salzberg

I have brightness in my soul, which strains toward Heaven. I am like a bird! — Jenny Lind

If we do not learn by heart, the heart does not feel the rhythms of poetry as echoes or variations of its own insistent beat. — Brad Leithauser

My voice is still the same, and this makes me beside myself with Joy! Oh, mon Dieu, when I think what I might be able to do with it! — Jenny Lind

Actors take risks all the time. We put ourselves on the line. It is creative to be able to interpret someone's words and breathe life into them. — Patty Duke

Desert trees that don't grow up but grow gnarled and thick. Stunted and stubborn. Remind me of Bangley. They just refuse to die at any price. Some — Peter Heller

TV is a responsibility, not only in entertaining people, but using this medium of television in positive ways to teach people and enlighten people. — James Van Praagh

Teach the legal rights of trees, the nobility of hills; respect the beauty of singularity, the value of solitude. — Josephine Winslow Johnson

I do like to sing to God! — Jenny Lind

I got my heart's desire, he thought, and there my troubles began. — Lev Grossman

My mother read nursery rhymes to me, and my grandmother told me folk stories, but as a child I had no interest in writing whatsoever. — Alan Garner

[On the Netherlands:] There is not a richer or more carefully tilled garden spot in the whole world than this leaky, springy little country. — Mary Mapes Dodge

I'm just a true Irish boy at heart. — Colin Farrell

He was thinking of himself and the impression he was making, as she could tell by the sound of his voice, and his emphasis and his uneasiness. — Virginia Woolf