Sukovich Quotes & Sayings

The equally is a political theory, but no a practical politics. — P.D. James

Blessed is he who will not be offended — Neal A. Maxwell

Having empathy for customers and users is a powerful force. When we empathize, we enhance our ability to receive and process information.77 Empathy in design requires deliberate practice. We must design experiments and interaction opportunities to connect with our customers and users in meaningful ways and challenge our assumptions, preconceptions, and prejudices. We need to assume the role of an interested inquirer, trying to understand the challenges they experience. — Jez Humble

From the time I took office as Chancellor of the Exchequer, I began to learn that the State held, in the face of the Bank and the City, an essentially false position as to finance. The Government itself was not to be a substantive power, but was to leave the Money Power supreme and unquestioned. — William E. Gladstone

I wouldn't go to yoga with you because I'm not bendy, not because I'm not spiritual. — Christopher Moore

They establish distinctions and reserves which I cannot apply to myself, for I exist only as a whole; my only claim is to be natural, and the pleasure I feel in an action, I take as a sign that I ought to do it. — Andre Gide

Whatever magnet drew us once was broken now. It had left me simply spinning, a compass without a lodestone. — Alexis Hall

Look, if you want to wear a blindfold and stumble around your house bumping into things to learn how to play 'blind,' you can do that. A lot of actors do. You can block your hearing and not speak. But great performances are based on truth. And the truth is that you, Rob Lowe, can hear and you can speak. — Rob Lowe

Anybody who's read 'Pretty Deadly' knows that I tend to savor an immersive, 'You'll figure it out as you go!' style. 'Pretty Deadly' really does not hold your hand. — Kelly Sue DeConnick

I came to the place of my birth and cried: "The friends of my youth, where are they?"
and an echo answered, "Where are they? — Samuel Rogers