Cross Cultural Relations Quotes & Sayings

Sometimes it has to feel worse before it feels better. — Carol Plum-Ucci

It's hard to get up for a good high-school team like the Chicago Bulls. — Shaquille O'Neal

The most powerful force in a woman's life is the need to be appreciated, loved and cherished for what she is. — Amish Tripathi

Life is something to be done, and so is drama. — Kevin Vanhoozer

It made me love them more because I knew the day would come when I would also be unrecognizable to myself. — Mary Miller

And as terrified as she might have been as she lay in that room, perhaps regretting herself to the core, she had already resolved not to show any fear, no matter what was in store for her. So when — Chang-rae Lee

One of the problems with technology is that no photograph, as superb and outstanding as it may be, will ever be as satisfying as the most middle-rate painting. — Perry Brass

I don't see how it's doing society any good to have so many members walking around with vague memories of algebraic formulas and geometric diagrams and clear memories of hating them. — Paul Lockhart

What comes up is not nearly as important as how you relate to what comes up. — Sharon Salzberg

I spent the first years working in Jordan trying to learn as much as I could about what was taking place in the country, about where there were gaps in the development process that needed attention. Inevitably, there were certain common denominators which are fairly common to all developing societies, perhaps to all societies: that quality education be accessible to everyone, not just a limited elite few; the sustainable conservation of natural resources; the full engagement of women in national development; and the value of cross-cultural exchange and understanding to international relations. — Queen Noor Of Jordan

Lastly, it may be observed that the lack of synthesis, a characteristic of abulia, does not bear equally on all psychological images. Marcelle, a great abulic patient who remains to be studied, unites be-ter and understands better the auditive images than the visual images, and the latter better than the images of the muscular sense. — Anonymous