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I always get pissed that I can't make my voice sound like someone from the 50s who had a very girly, innocent voice, like Leslie Gore. — Bethany Cosentino

I have never learned to draw a hand well enough, so why should I stop trying now? — Jack Levine

We won't be like Jesus if it's more important to us to be like each other. God doesn't compare what he creates. — Bob Goff

The grand show is eternal
It is always sunrise somewhere — John Muir

Stop it." Cletus snapped his fingers in front of our faces. "I hate it when you two mind-meld through your eyeballs. — Penny Reid

I definitely want to design clothes at one point. — Kendall Jenner

The peace of the gardens and the kindly lights in the windows poured a tender influence into his restless heart. — James Joyce

I always knew that I was tremendously creative. I recited love poems, I wrote stories and I got excellent grades in every subject, except for maths. — Shakira

When you're dead set on doing the right thing, sometimes it's hard to recognize that you're doing it in the wrong way. — Brian K. Vaughan

It's your privilege to find me incomprehensible. I gave you my minutes; let them remain ours. I hope I haunt you. — Theodore Roethke

I understand that life is not black and white, everything has a different hand, lots of them, I act according to the situation. — Danila Kozlovsky

I looked back at some high school journals and discovered that I definitely wanted to be a writer, but not necessarily comedy. — Allison Silverman

If it is true that men are better than women because they are stronger, why aren't our sumo wrestlers in the government? — Toshiko Kishida

I didn't survive, I prepared." Nelson Mandela's answer when Tony asked him, "Sir, how did you survive all those years in prison? — Timothy Ferriss

Data allow your political judgments to be based on fact, to the extent that numbers describe realities. — Hans Rosling