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Being Tormented Quotes By Brian Lamb: It's easier to fix damage than it is

It's easier to fix damage than it is to create it. — Brian Lamb

Being Tormented Quotes By Samuel Beckett: What kind of country is this where a

What kind of country is this where a woman can't weep her heart out on the highways and byways without being tormented by retired bill-brokers! — Samuel Beckett

Being Tormented Quotes By J. J. Watt: I don't got that kind of money man,

I don't got that kind of money man, commercials only pay so much (inaudible). — J. J. Watt

Being Tormented Quotes By Sunday Adelaja: Living for your purpose is equivalent to living

Living for your purpose is equivalent to living for the Kingdom of God — Sunday Adelaja

Being Tormented Quotes By D.H. Lawrence: The nice clean intimacy which we now so

The nice clean intimacy which we now so admire between the sexes is sterilizing. It makes neuters. Later on, no deep, magical sex-life is possible. — D.H. Lawrence

Being Tormented Quotes By Gerry Adams: We have to make sure the Good Friday

We have to make sure the Good Friday Agreement works. — Gerry Adams

Being Tormented Quotes By Plutarch: The crowns of kings do not prevent those

The crowns of kings do not prevent those who wear them from being tormented sometimes by violent headaches. — Plutarch

Being Tormented Quotes By Hannah: I'm scared, okay? I'm really scared all the

I'm scared, okay? I'm really scared all the time. — Hannah

Being Tormented Quotes By Robert Jordan: No. Please do not name either child after

No. Please do not name either child after me, Elayne. Let them live their own lives. My shadow will be long enough as it is.'
-Rand — Robert Jordan

Being Tormented Quotes By Jane Austen: It is very worthwhile to be tormented for

It is very worthwhile to be tormented for two or three years of one's life, for the sake of being able to read all the rest of it. — Jane Austen