Without Quotes (page 8)

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• trust
• peace
• heart

Without trust, there can be no genuine peace. Neither in politics, nor in the quiet individuality of the heart and spirit. Timothy Zahn

• enough
• thinking
• blessed

Without shedding of blood there is no anything… Everything, it seems to me, has to be purchased by self-sacrifice. Our race has marked every step of its painful ascent with blood. And now torrents of it must flow again… I don’t think the war has been sent as a punishment for sin. I think it is the price humanity must pay for some blessing - some advance great enough to be worth the price which we may not live to see but which our children’s children will inherit. L. M. Montgomery

• progress
• possibility
• progression

Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible. Frank Zappa

• music
• musical
• felt

without music he felt aimless and adrift. Nicholas Sparks

• love
• earth
• loved

Without love, our earth is a tomb Robert Browning

• success
• successful
• successive

Without self-discipline, success is impossible, period. Lou Holtz

• life
• music
• musical

Without music, life would be a blank to me. Jane Austen

• helpful
• search
• soul

Without you in my arms, I feel an emptiness in my soul. I find myself searching the crowds for your face - I know it's an impossibility, but I cannot help myself. Nicholas Sparks

• solitude
• god
• happy

Without solitude true happiness was impossible. The fallen angel was faithless to God probably only because he longed for solitude, which angles knew not. Anton Chekhov

• love
• hope
• die

Without hope, love dies and parts of you wither. Laurell K. Hamilton

• symphony
• grand
• quite

Without "Louie Louie" a symphony is not quite so grand. Frank Zappa

• little
• men
• wonderful

Without wonder, men and women would lapse into deadening routine and little by little would become incapable of a life which is genuinely personal. Pope John Paul II

• hope
• surprise
• doubt

Without a doubt it was Dr. Urbino's most contagious initiative, for opera fever infected the most surprising elements in the city and gave rise to a whole generation of Isoldes and Otellos and Aidas and Siegfrieds. But it never reached the extremes Dr. Urbino had hoped for, which was to see Italianizers and Wagnerians confronting each other with sticks and canes during the intermissions. Gabriel Garcia Marquez

• manly
• ignorance
• evil

Without knowing it, Javert in his awful happiness was deserving of pity, like every ignorant man who triumphs. Nothing could have been more poignant or more heartrending than that countenance on which was inscribed all the evil in what is good. Victor Hugo

• smile
• vine
• clouds

Without the frown of clouds and lightning, the vines would be burned by the smiling sun. Rumi