Ending Quotes (page 78)

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• inspirational
• fall
• life

I am a professional transvestite, so I can run about in heels and not fall over. Cause if a woman falls over wearing heels, that’s embarrassing. But if a bloke falls over wearing heels, you have to kill yourself. It’s the end of your life. Eddie Izzard

• evening
• understanding
• wonder

In the garden there was nothing which was not quite like themselves - nothing which did not understand the wonderfulness of what was happening to them - the immense, tender, terrible, heart-breaking beauty and solemnity of Eggs. If there had been one person in that garden who had not known through all his or her innermost being that if an Egg were taken away or hurt the whole world would whirl round and crash through space and come to an end... there could have been no happiness even in that... Frances Hodgson Burnett

• nature
• english
• end

It is natural and harmless in English to use a preposition to end a sentence with. Kingsley Amis

• end
• manly
• ends

One cannot know what a man really is bythe end of a fortnight. Jane Austen

• end
• personality
• may

No matter where i go, i still end up me. What's missing never changes. The scenery may change, but i'm still the same incomplete person. The same missing elements torture me with a hunger that i can never satisfy. I think that lack itself is as close as i'll come to defining myself. Haruki Murakami

• real
• death
• die

This was real. And it was me. I had lived that life, and I had died that death. I was staring at the very end of me. Hilary Duff

• sunset
• impressive
• mindfulness

Like no one else,' I told him in a letter written at the end of July, 'you share that part of my mind that associates itself mostly with ideal things and places....The impression thinking about you gives me is very closely linked with that given me by a lonely hillside or a sunny afternoon or wind on the moorlands or rich music...or books that have meant more to me than I can explain, or the smell of the earth after a shower or the calmness of the sky at sunset....This is grand, but still it... Vera Brittain

• bored
• fate
• end

According to one influential wing of modern secular society there are few more disreputable fates than to end up being 'like everyone else' for 'everyone else' is a category that comprises the mediocre and the conformist, the boring and the suburban. The goal of all right-thinking people should be to mark themselves off from the crowd and 'stand out' in whatever way their talents allow. Alain de Botton

• distance
• end
• choose

At the far end of this infinite distance a coin is being spun which will come down heads or tails. How will you wager? Reason cannot make you choose either, reason cannot prove either wrong. Blaise Pascal

• love
• intelligent
• end

But questioning does not mean the end of loving, and loving does not mean the abnegation of intelligence Winifred Holtby

• words
• end
• those

Too many people spouting too many words, and in the end those words will turn to bullets and stones. Salman Rushdie

• end
• get
• ends

You've got to go through it to get to the end of it. Suzanne Collins

• him
• king
• perfect

Among Chuang-tzu's many skills, he was an expert draftsman. The king asked him to draw a crab. Chuang-tzu replied that he needed five years, a country house, and twelve servants. Five years later the drawing was still not begun. "I need another five years," said Chuang-tzu. The king granted them. At the end of these ten years, Chuang-tzu took up his brush and, in an instant, with a single stroke, he drew a crab, the most perfect crab ever seen. [Calvino retells this Chinese story] Italo Calvino

• personality
• end
• personal

interested, I mean, with that intense personal interest to which every one has some vague right at the end F. Scott Fitzgerald

• end
• things
• saints

He knew now that at the end there was only one thing that counted - to be a saint. Graham Greene