Madiba Nelson Quotes & Sayings

The breath of song in your remembering eyes cascades fragile reflections of time-steeped sunsets tinting delicate snowflakes with the solitude of a sleeping forest where ancient secrets lie waiting, undisturbed by knowing, tranquil in the forgetfulness of yesterday's silvery silence — Sean Terrence Best

My name is Raghuram Rajan and I do what I do. — Raghuram G. Rajan

When I look at Africa many questions come to mind, many times I have asked myself what would happen if Dr Kwame Nkrumah and Patrice Lumumba were to rise up and see what is happening, many times I have asked myself what would happen if Nelson Madiba Mandela were to rise up and see what is happening, because what they will be confronted with is an Africa where the Democratic Republic of Congo is unsettled, there is a war going on there, but it's not on the front pages of our newspapers because we don't even control our newspapers and the media. — Patrick L.O. Lumumba

Show me a person in my shoes who is looking for a robot, and I'll show you someone who is looking for a person and can't find one. — Sherry Turkle

I'd like to think I'm a great teacher. — Gordon Ramsay

I have to say that I think that Anthony Eden was probably the most disastrous Prime Minister in our history, and I am not forgetting Lord North and a few people like that. — Malcolm Muggeridge

The afterlife is whatever a soul wishes or believes it to be. — Aimee Carter

There are all kinds of writers. The best writers write children's books. — Richard Scarry

I first met Nelson Mandela when I was in my late 20s, in 1993. I was helping facilitate an African National Congress (ANC) workshop to plan its media strategy. I went down to meet him for the first time and you know me I got stupid ... I just choked. I said, "Hello Madiba, it's a real honour to meet you," and I couldn't get another word out. — Kumi Naidoo

Everyone was trying to define everything so carefully, Jacinta felt; they wanted to annihilate all questions. — Kathleen Winter

Someday I'd be classy if it killed me - probably not today, though. — Joanna Wylde

REAR, n. In American military matters, that exposed part of the army that is nearest to Congress. — Ambrose Bierce