Famous Dhoni Quotes & Sayings

Hardship often prepares an ordinary person for an extraordinary destiny. — C.S. Lewis

The punishment of those who have loved women too much is to love them always. — Joseph Joubert

As a general rule, highly rational writers (like Nabokov) write most comfortably in the morning, and mainly intuitive writers write most comfortably at night. — John Gardner

Suicides are timid murderers. Masochism instead of Sadism. — Cesare Pavese

Meritocracy is a social arrangement like any other: it is a loose set of rules that can be adapted in order to obscure advantages, all the while justifying them on the basis of collective values. pg. 199 — Shamus Rahman Khan

In their heyday, comics were a dominant force in popular culture, but that's over. — Garry Trudeau

Expect nothing from People with cheap thoughts. Because, You will end up screwed! — Mohith Agadi

I think, increasingly, despite what we are being told is an ever more open world of communication, there is a terrible alienation in the ordinary man between what he is being told and what he secretly believes. — John Le Carre

Even then, Faith. Even then. If you call for me, I'll come. — Nalini Singh

Humor gives presidents the chance to be seen as warm, relaxed persons. Humor reaches out and puts its arm around the listener and says, 'I am one of you, I understand,' and implicitly it promises, 'I will do something about your problems. — Robert Orben

I have a duty to protect the executive branch from legislative encroachment. — George W. Bush

As Einstein might have put it, only a very malicious (and, therefore, in his mind unimaginable) God would have conspired to have created a universe that so unambiguously points to a Big Bang origin without its having occurred. — Lawrence M. Krauss

Why does this forever gone, irretrievable time, why does it seem brighter, more festive and rich, than it was in reality? — Anton Chekhov

Manson's the man who's responsible for "killing the Sixties." He really knew how to play up the whole "most dangerous man alive" thing when at the time, the most dangerous man alive was Richard Nixon. — John Roecker