Lisa Woodruff Quotes & Sayings

Pearls ... have a way of dying when separated from their owner. — Nina Berberova

level. The part that shares the last double chocolate chip cookie or donates to charity or gives a — Nicola Yoon

Maybe it's an artistic genius thing. People who go so deep inside themselves, especially when they're working, that they seem like sleepwalkers when they emerge. Traces of unconsciousness seem to cling to them, lending them an otherworldly sheen. — Susan Juby

I can imagine few things more trying to the patience than the long wasted days of waiting. — Robert Falcon Scott

I've always privately suspected that Jesus is in favor of revolutionaries, seeing as how he was a bit of one himself. — G.N. Chevalier

It is very important that our young people have constructive early work experiences. But it is equally important that their jobs are safe and complement their education, rather than complete it. — Alexis Herman

The future presented by the internet is the mass amateurization of publishing and a switch from 'Why publish this?' to 'Why not? — Clay Shirky

Probably I am very naive, but I also think I prefer to remain so, at least for the time being and perhaps for the rest of my life. — Edsger Dijkstra

If you bring cases against powerful bankers, they will enlist their political allies and they will give very large political contributions to do that — William K. Black

Taking a close look at all technical options is the right thing for them (AOL and MSN) to be doing. — Charlene Li

Thousands of people could've done what Bill Gates did at that moment, but they didn't. Gates acted upon the moment. — RosettaBooks

Of great interest to students and teachers of immigrant history as well as to those of Polish descent. — Florian Znaniecki

There must be perfect towns where shadows were strong like buildings, towns secret without coldness, unaware without indifference. — Elizabeth Bowen

All you have shall some day be given; therefore give now that the season of giving is yours and not your inheritors. — Kahlil Gibran