Passed Parents Quotes
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Passed Parents Quotes & Sayings
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Lifestyles and sex roles are passed from parents to children as inexorably as blue eyes or small feet.
— Letty Cottin Pogrebin
My parents were very proud of me. After they passed, my career doesn't mean as much to me.
— Joyce Carol Oates
My instinct was to win, eliminate anyone who is in competition, destroy my enemy, and move on without any kind of hesitation at all.
— Arnold Schwarzenegger
Every night was a photocopy of every day that had come before it, and every day was a photocopy of every night.
— Maggie Stiefvater
would've looked to
— Michaela Adams
Two decades had passed, yet she still saw her parents' bloodied bodies in every shooting victim she treated.
— Diane Chamberlain
This is my truth, tell me yours.
— Aneurin Bevan
Most of the time, your body is way ahead of your mind.
— Trilby D. Johnson
My love of reading and the English language is something given to me by my parents, and I've passed it on to my children.
— Corin Tucker
Tatsuya: What you have "right now" won't necessarily continue on until forever ... Hiro: ... Yeah, I know. — Ibuki Haneda
She felt as if, while working and sleeping and working and sleeping, she'd aged so rapidly that she'd passed Emile and caught up with her parents.
— Jonathan Franzen
There's a perception that's been put out into the marketplace by No Child Left Behind that schools aren't doing enough for kids.
— Mark Jackson
Turning something upside-down elicits a reversal of content and pointing a steeple into the ground directs it to hell as opposed to heaven.
— Dennis Oppenheim
Maharajji would quote Kabir: It is easy to dye your cloth, but it is hard to dye your heart.
— Ram Dass
(A middle-class child's) parents didn't just give him money. They passed down habits, knowledge, and cognitive traits.
— David Brooks
they passed through the wide-open gates into the city whose parents had hired a prostitute as a babysitter and never come home. The
— Nicholas Eames