Sadness And Laughter Quotes
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Sadness And Laughter Quotes & Sayings
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To have a purpose that is worthwhile, and that is steadily being accomplished, that is one of the secrets of life that is worth living.
— Herbert Newton Casson
No matter how big his smile or how loud his laugh, you could hear the hurt underneath.
— Kirby Larson
Whenever I feel sad, I just take out my phone and listen to her laughter recorded in my online messenger.
— Avijeet Das
It must be the Brit in me, because I like animals.
— Clint Eastwood
Be joyful. Be hopeful. — Lailah Gifty Akita
The simple trill of her laugh has not declined over the years; if anything it's been buffeted by her endless sorrows and disappointments.
— Gary Shteyngart
I've heard my share of Van Halen. I never liked rock.
— Brad Paisley
Figure out what makes you laugh, and do more of it. Figure out what makes you cry, and do less of it.
— Mandy Hale
My favorite actors are people who I don't know anything about, and I can project any character onto them.
— Matt Bomer
We laugh, that we may not cry.
— Roger Ebert
Sign over the gates of hell: "Doesn't mean you're a bad person."
— Robert Breault
True wars are never won
— E. E. Cummings
Childrens' laughter is like medicine to sadness.
— Tyler Perry
God is in the sadness and the laughter, in the bitter and the sweet.
— Neale Donald Walsch
Cry later, but for now, let's enjoy the laughter.
— Tupac Shakur
Inside your own self pity there you swim, in sinking down to drown her voice still haunts you, and only with your laughter can you win.
— Joni Mitchell
Sorrow is better than laughter: for by the sadness of the countenance the heart is made better.
— Solomon
Sometimes I truly fear that I am losing my mind. And if I did it it would be like flying blind.
— Howard Hughes
Writing is mainly perspiration, not inspiration.
— Roald Dahl
In Germany I am not so famous.
— Hans Berger