Nripendra Narayan Quotes & Sayings

Nothing teaches great writing like the very best books do. Yet, good teachers often help students cross that bridge, and I have to say that I had a few extraordinary English teachers in high school whom I still credit for their guidance. — Julia Glass

I really never cared about any occupation or stream. I just wanted to be an eminent personality. — Bharat Budhani

What are murderers like? Some of them, have been thoroughly nice chaps. — Agatha Christie

What's the matter, you dissentious rogues,
That rubbing the poor itch of your opinion
Make yourselves scabs? — William Shakespeare

Mistress-like, its brilliance vain, highly capricious and inane ... — Alexander Pushkin

I think people have a tendency to read into more than there is. — Donald Pleasence

The farther right you go on the curve, the more you will encounter the clients and customers who may need what you have, but don't necessarily believe what you believe. As clients, they are the ones for whom, no matter how hard you work, it's never enough. Everything usually boils down to price with them. They are rarely loyal. They rarely give referrals and sometimes you may even wonder out loud why you still do business with them. "They just don't get it," our gut tells us. The importance of identifying this group is so that you can avoid doing business with them. — Simon Sinek

Unlike any other player on the board, the press has no oversight, no mandate, few penalties, and even fewer consequences. Because there are not enough reporters on the ground, too many bureaus have outsourced both their reporting and standards to third party stringers whose spectacular videos of explosions and inflated body counts have shown up on both jihadist recruiting sites and American television screens, simultaneously. — Matt Sanchez

Never kick a cow chip on a hot day. — Will Rogers

I was then, and I was now, and I was as big as the sky. — Karelia Stetz-Waters

It is dreadful to think that behind me my own past is no longer anything but shifting darkness. — Simone De Beauvoir