Informatica Optional Quotes & Sayings

From the satisfaction of desire there may arise, accompanying joy and as it were sheltering behind it, something not unlike despair. — Andre Gide

A recurrent theme in Kissinger's early writing is the historical ignorance of the typical American decision-maker. Lawyers, he remarked in 1968, are the "single most important group in Government, but they do have this drawback - a deficiency in history." For Kissinger, history was doubly important: as a source of illuminating analogies and as the defining factor in national self-understanding. Americans might doubt history's importance, but, as Kissinger wrote, "Europeans, living on a continent covered with ruins testifying to the fallibility of human foresight, feel in their bones that history is more complicated than systems analysis."
-Foreign Affairs, The Meaning of Kissinger: A Realist Reconsidered, By Niall Ferguson — Niall Ferguson

I mean I didn't SLEEP sleep with him. Obviously. But I slept with him. — Stephanie Perkins

I enjoy when I strike someone out. I enjoy when I do my job. — Carlos Zambrano

In the depth of silence
be speechless
to listen the song of life,
song of creation of life,
primordial song.
Be silent, and listen to your heart.
Can you hear
The song of life,
The song of love,
The song of creation? — Debasish Mridha

Death has a tendency to encourage a depressing view of war. — Donald Rumsfeld

A lot of newspaper columns used to be written in a rat-a-tat-tat, fast-paced style - and they tended to be funny. They were a little relief from the grimmer, grayer parts of the newspaper, and one of the best people at doing this was Will Rogers. — P. J. O'Rourke

If you can tolerate the humiliation and helplessness and admit that you're an out-of-control fuckup, it frees you from expectations that you can't possibly meet, promises you can't keep, and appearances you can't maintain; it liberates you from the ensuring cycle of endless failure. — Michael Bennett

Wouldn't it be something if we could have things we love in abudance without their losing that special attraction the want of them held for us. — Dolly Parton

It was strange how loud the world was when you weren't filling it up with your own noise. — Bridget Asher

When I go to a fine dining restaurant, I'm excited and I do expect to find proposals to wake my senses. — Ferran Adria

Knit your hearts with an unslipping knot. — William Shakespeare

I think maybe I was a shepherdess in a past life. — Vera Farmiga