Meghraj College Quotes & Sayings

To run a successful organization," I say, "you must learn to manage people's energy, including your own. — Jon Gordon

Any American who is prepared to run for president should automatically, by definition, be disqualified from ever doing so. — Gore Vidal

Victory; a matter of staying power. — Elbert Hubbard

Nature refuses to rest. — John Updike

His grip slackened. His last breath rustled her hair. She felt his soul release its hold on the strands of the spiderweb that connected them, and it was like falling asleep in a monster's lair--frightened of the dark, but too tired to keep going. — Jimena Novaro

Youth ages, immaturity is outgrown, ignorance can be educated, and drunkenness sobered, but stupid lasts forever. — Aristophanes

I think trying too hard to be sexy is the worst thing in the world a woman can do. — Christian Bale

Funny how you notice how beautiful things are just when you're about to leave them. — Laura Ruby

(Taken from the scene in which protagonist Rebeka is caught snooping around down in the underground floors of Project Code-X...)
"I was just curious as to what was down here," I said boldly.
He studied me, evaluating the situation carefully. His face relaxed.
"They say curiosity is the mark of a great scientist," he mused light-heartedly. "It is often the loss of that child-like curiosity that ends the career of many a great scientist prematurely. Their minds go dead and they are no longer inspired. Once that light goes, they are completely and utterly useless to me."
He had a habit of ruminating aloud, so I said nothing. Then perceiving me again, he took me by the arm. "Well now, Doctor Taft. Let me show you precisely what we are doing down here in the basement," he said, proceeding to guide me around the corridor. — S.J. Robinson

When it all comes together, a creative life has the nourishing power we normally associate with food, love and faith. — Twyla Tharp

Though we cannot see the heart, we can see the life. — David Paul Kirkpatrick

Without fullness of experience, length of days is nothing. When fullness of life has been achieved, shortness of days is nothing. That is perhaps why the young have usually so little fear of death; they live by intensities that the elderly have forgotten. — Lewis Mumford

And Potomac flowed calmly, scarce heaving her breast, With her low-lying billows all bright in the west, For a charm as from God lulled the waters to rest Of the fair rolling river. — Paul Hamilton Hayne