欧宝娱乐

“Le sourire ajoute de la valeur 脿 ton visage, l'amour ajoute de la valeur 脿 ton c艙ur, le respect ajoute de la valeur 脿 ton attitude et les amis ajoutent de la valeur 脿 ta vie.”
― HADDAD

“Elle se l猫ve. Elle se regarde dans un miroir et ne voit que des cercles : son visage en forme de cercle, sa t锚te en cercle, la Lune, la Terre et le Soleil en cercle. Elle est un cercle dans un cercle dans un cercle, et tout tourne. Elle se recouche et elle s'endort.”
― Nahal Tajadod, Elle joue

“The purity of emotions rarefies one鈥檚 soul to surface onto the face to enable the fusion of the inner beauty with the outer grace to get imprinted in the minds of those who espy that visage.”
― B.S. Murthy, Benign Flame: Saga of Love

“Her face was like a clear pool reflecting every change in a shifting sky.”
― Edith Wharton, Hudson River Bracketed

“Si je perdais ma biblioth猫que, j'aurais toujours le 尘茅迟谤辞 et l'autobus. Un billet le matin, un billet le soir et je lirais les visages. [in Citations de Marcel Jouhandeau]”
― Marcel Jouhandeau

“Nous fuyons son Visage d'autant plus que nous l'appr茅cions
De peur que l'ineffable disgr芒ce de la vision
Entache Notre Adoration”
― Emily Dickinson, The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson

“Certains visages vous subjuguent, on s'en d茅tourne avec le sentiment de renoncer m锚me 脿 respirer. Demain, j'aurai oubli茅 tout 莽a, se dit-il. Le matin, tout est diff茅rent, les choses deviennent r茅elles.”
― James Salter, Light Years

“Let鈥檚 pursue the visage of imagination”
― Munia Khan

“Our true appearance is our mind鈥檚 appearance; whatever our mind鈥檚 visage is, that is our real visage! Thus, whenever you meet a person, concentrate on his mind to see his real look, try to understand his mind because his mind is his real face!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“La vie est le visage de 濒耻尘颈猫谤别 de l'amour, la mort est 脿 face t茅n茅breuse de la haine.”
― Soeur Emmanuelle, Mon testament spirituel

“The Misses Braby were twins who had shapeless faces on which the features seemed to have been placed fortuitously without any attempt at assembling them in such a way as to convey a significance.”
― Anthony Powell, From a View to a Death

“Viewed as a barometer of inner being, the face is seen to produce certain effects in both self and other. By one set of criteria or another, whether ugly or beautiful, the face is seen as both natural and cultivated - and these terms are polyvalent, signifying, respectively, degradation or purity, artifice or grace. To cultivate a beautiful visage is to cultivate sound morals, and thus to be dutiful - which is why Dorian Gray is such [a] powerfully contradictory character. And the face is also and always seen as a barometer of the characteristics of a people, not just of a person - of the lower or higher development of the race.”
― Elaine Stratford

“A closed book makes a page; Open heart makes a thousand faces. (Un livre ferm茅 fait une page; Coeur ouvert, mille visages)”
― Charles de Leusse

“Time is a whip for the broken face. (Le temps est un fouet Au visage d茅fait)”
― Charles de Leusse