Muncitori Quotes & Sayings

If by the expression "not practical" you mean "not easy," you are right. Definitely it is not easy. Yet it should be tried. You may say it is risky trying it. Surely it cannot be more risky than trying a nuclear war. — Walpola Rahula

Indian batsmen, including Virat Kohli will find it difficult to score runs against Pakistan. — Wasim Akram

Suppose a problem in psychology was set: What can be done to persuade the men of our time - Christians, humanitarians or, simply, kindhearted people - into committing the most abominable crimes with no feeling of guilt? There could be only one way: to do precisely what is being done now, namely, to make them governors, inspectors, officers, policemen, and so forth; which means, first, that they must be convinced of the existence of a kind of organization called 'government service,' allowing men to be treated like inanimate objects and banning thereby all human brotherly relations with them; and secondly, that the people entering this 'government service' must be so unified that the responsibility for their dealings with men would never fall on any one of them individually. — Leo Tolstoy

He said, "It was burning a hole in my pocket. I had to get rid of it, as quickly as possible. I had to buy the most important think I could think of."
And he went out and bought a dreadfully tiny bottle of attar of roses.
I think he did exactly the right thing.
Some people say Uncle Einar is a snob, and I sincerely hope I can develop along the same lines. — Tove Jansson

Chapter 2. Requirements from the customer's perspective — Karl Wiegers

One wandering thought pollutes the day; — Percy Bysshe Shelley

We losers don't fear death. For us it's the end of a lifelong losing spell. — Dakota Dawn

When we feel that all eyes are upon on us, it is often difficult
to take chances in expressing our individuality. — Bobbi Brown

I get my gossip from 'Nashville' on ABC. — Caitlin Rose

Music has always felt very real to me. — Joan Osborne

The temples are a refuge from life's storms even a never-failing beacon guiding us to safety. — Thomas S. Monson