Ipshita Gantayat Quotes & Sayings

From our birth we are all dying, but some of us finish sooner than others. — Raymond E. Feist

What I didn't say before no longer mattered. We had the entire future before us to say everything else. — Keary Taylor

Those who think are excessively few; and those few do not set themselves to disturb the world. — Voltaire

It's not that I dislike many people. It's just that I don't like many people. — Bryant Gumbel

Church and business are compatible — Sunday Adelaja

Being a father is the hardest job on the planet, because we don't have parental instincts like women have. You have to learn how to be a father before you even become a father, from a very young age. It's necessary to override what we're told in society a father should be, like if your son falls and scrapes his knee, you got to be tough. Baseball and all that are cool, but it's the tenderness and interactions that are really important. Boys are different; we have to impart that sensibility and that tenderness to them. — Malik Yusef

I have learned, as has many another better writer, to summon inspiration to my call as soon as I begin my day's stint, and not to hang around waiting for it. Inspiration is merely a pretty phrase for the zest to work. And it can be cultivated by anyone who has the patience to try. Inspiration that will not come at its possessor's summons is like a dog that cannot be trained to obey. The sooner both are gotten rid of, the better. — Albert Payson Terhune

If a country develops an economic system that is based on how to pay for the war, and if the amounts of fixed capital investment that are apparent are tied up in armaments, and if that country is a major exporter of arms, and its industrial fabric is dependent on them, then it would be in that country's interests to ensure that it always had a market. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is clearly in the interests of the world's leading arms exporters to make sure that there is always a war going on somewhere. — Marilyn Waring

It turned out I really didn't like journalism. I wanted to make up stories, not cover real events. — Tawni O'Dell