Evenings Quotes (page 7)

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• rich
• enough
• past

Even you are not rich enough, Sir Robert, to buy back your past. No man is Oscar Wilde

• evening
• forever
• keeping

Even the finest of jugglers cannot keep a hundred balls in the air forever. George R. R. Martin

• time
• evening
• timing

Even as we speak, time speeds swiftly away. Horace

• running
• evening
• rightfully

Even if you are on the right track, but just sit there, you will still get run over. Will Rogers

• success
• humanity
• may

Even if all the things that people prayed for happened - which they do not - this would not prove what Christians mean by the efficacy of prayer. For prayer is request. The essence of request, as distinct from compulsion, is that it may or may not be granted. And if an infinitely wise Being listens to the requests of finite and foolish creatures, of course He will sometimes grant and sometimes refuse them. Invariable "success" in prayer would not prove the Christian doctrine at all. It would... C. S. Lewis

• evening
• waves
• city

Even in the Eternal City, says the silent Augusteum, one must always be prepared for riotous and endless waves of transformation. Elizabeth Gilbert

• him
• evening
• end

Even sex was no longer what it had once been, though he was still as addicted to it as ever. He felt jerked around by his own dick, as if the rest of him was merely an inconsequential knob that happened to be attached to one end of it. Maybe the thing would be happier if left to roam around on its own. Margaret Atwood

• evening
• believe
• she

Even when she walks one would believe that she dances. Charles Baudelaire

• hurt
• kindness
• pain

Even though it hurt, there are kinds of pain you couldn't speak out loud. Jodi Picoult

• trust
• evening
• judgemental

Even when everything seems rotten you can't trust that judgement,' Gloria had said. 'It's the sum of all your judgements that counts. F. Scott Fitzgerald

• brain
• may
• saying

Even a highwayman, in the way of trade, may blow out your brains, but if he uses foul language at the same time, I should say he was no gentleman. William Hazlitt

• evening
• die
• dies

Even when you self-destruct, you want to fail more, lose more, die more than others, stink more than others. Don DeLillo

• short
• evening
• purpose

Even the simplest things had a glorious pointlessness to them. When buttons came in, about 1650, people couldn't get enough of them and arrayed them in decorative profusion on the backs and collars and sleeves of coats, where they didn't actually do anything. One relic of this is the short row of pointless buttons that are still placed on the underside of jacket sleeves near the cuff. These have been purely decorative and have never had a purpose, yet 350 years later on we continue to... Bill Bryson

• evening
• highs
• boot

Even on the most solemn occasions I got away without wearing socks and hid that lack of civilization in high boots Albert Einstein

• confused
• evening
• phantom

Even the wisest among you is only a confusion and hybrid of plant and phantom. But do I ask you to become phantoms or plants? Friedrich Nietzsche