Conformance To Specifications Quotes & Sayings

I'm also starting to wonder something else. If maybe the point of this crazy quest I'm on wasn't to help me find Willem. Maybe it was to help me find someone else entirely. — Gayle Forman

It was Italy after all. People probably hit each other all the time. — Lev Grossman

Fine! Do whatever you want. And when you get fleas, don't come complaining to me. — Shelly Laurenston

Most men think indistinctly, and therefore cannot speak with exactness ... — Samuel Johnson

This intensification of inner life helped the prisoner find a refuge from the emptiness, desolation and spiritual poverty of his existence, by letting him escape into the past. — Viktor E. Frankl

Lord help me take the knife out of my back and not place it on my tongue. — Brenda DeMoss Lanz

A mystifying sensation of loneliness shook him. Arthur had been alone before, to be sure, but to be alone while surrounded by people, the one sane man in a mad place - that was loneliness. — Graham Moore

Trev
"I heard you were going to go out with him and I burned with jealousy. No, burning isn't the right word. I was more like an inferno. So I followed you ... "
"You're as pathetic as I am," I gasped out.
"Worse," he qualifies. "I'm a pathetic geek."
I snuggle back in to him "Yeah, well so am I. — Cindy C. Bennett

I'm like an elephant, ok? If I walk into a room, it's like, OK, he's in there. — Aziz Ansari

We must define quality as conformance to specifications if we are to manage it. — Phil Crosby

Is there some general guideline by which we might measure our daily life, minute to minute, to see if we are on track? We can examine who is the doer of our actions. If we find ourselves doing whatever is needed without drama or burden, then the Self is the doer, and no karma or suffering will accrue. Drama and burden is our thumbnail litmus test of right living. Be the watcher of your mind as you go through the day and see why you do the things you do, and who is the doer of these actions. — Dennis Hill

Is not this the broad earth still? — Henry David Thoreau