Reduced Love Quotes
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Reduced Love Quotes & Sayings
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Pressure comes when someone calls on you to perform a task for which you are unprepared.
— Tony La Russa
After everything I'd lived through, I was not going to be reduced to a one-sentence definition.
— Maggie Stiefvater
Starting a business on the side while keeping your day job can provide all the cash flow you need.
— Jason Fried
Love is a taste for prostitution. In fact, there is no noble pleasure that cannot be reduced to Prostitution.
— Charles Baudelaire
People are not hooked on YouTube, Twitter or Facebook but on each other. Tools and services come and go; what is constant is our human urge to share.
— Alfred Hermida
Eternity is today
— Bangambiki Habyarimana
What had human beings become? Did war make us evil or just activate an evil already lurking within us?
— Ruta Sepetys
A great "Mind" does not prove anything, his/her work speaks volumes.
— Josephine Akhagbeme
In cases where every thing is understood, and measured, and reduced to rule, love is out of the question.
— William Godwin
Lately, their love had been reduced to yellow emojis.
— Jonathan Dunne
There are wars, there is pain, there is suffering, and there is even death. But none of these things prepare you for Monday morning.
— William Wallace
What do you do with a master vampire that won't leave you alone? Good question. Unfortunately, what I needed was a good answer.
— Laurell K. Hamilton
Love cannot be reduced to a catalogue of reasons why, and a catalogue of reasons cannot be put together into love.
— Eleanor Catton
We can free ourselves from the old stories that have reduced us & allow real love for ourselves to blossom.
— Sharon Salzberg
To many people, dramatic criticism must seem like an attempt to tattoo soap bubbles.
— John Mason Brown
Fannie Mae had aroused his anger, then reduced his anger to verbal breast-beating, and finally to silent hurt. Still, the love remained. Why?
— Frank Herbert
