Quotes About Approach

Greg Jensen, co-CEO, explains that all this success derives from the company's approach to its principles, a source of "compounding understanding," much like compound interest, over time.

We advanced on the enemy with all the stealth of a circus.

Then there was an exchange that's been seared into my memory. Joe Biden said he had argued for a different approach and was ready to move forward, but the military "should consider the president's decision as an order." "I am giving an order," Obama

Is it hard?' Not if you have the right attitudes. Its having the right attitudes thats hard.

Lieutenant," Toussaint said, stepping out of the jeep, "it looks like the welcome wagon is on its way.

not he whom I find in my path, but rather he in whose path I place myself, he whom I approach and actively seek.

I don't know where to begin." "Begin in the middle and work outwards," said Hope. "Don't be stuffy.

This is the essence of tragedy, To have meant well and made woe, and watch Fate, All stone, approach.

Pauline Kael] had no theory, no rules, no guidelines, no objective standards. You couldn't apply her 'approach' to a film. With her it was all personal.

A work is not about what it is about. It is about how it is about what it is about.

I am not so much concerned, at this stage, with how individual mathematicians might differently approach a mathematical problem, but more with what is universal about our understandings and our mathematical perceptions.

Yet Rockefeller didn't apply this pressure lightly and preferred patience and reason—if possible—to terror.

In their approach to business, the two men had often mirrored each other, stressing attention to detail, ruthlessly slashing costs, and keeping dividends low.

I'm saying a scattergun approach will always look good, as long as you put the spotlight on the successes and sweep the failures under the rug.

front entrance, from about sixty yards on a diagonal

It was scary as hell when you considered everything together, but if you approached each thing individually, it was simple.

The dominant, mystical ideas of such cultures represent a nonrational approach to the world, not an antirational approach. In essence, the spokesmen of these earlier times did not know what reason is, or, therefore, what it makes possible in human life.

It is important to approach the Word with humility. There is danger when we go to the Word to gather information to establish our opinions or beliefs. We then read what we believe, instead of believe what we read.

You can't get to a pleasant place to be at unless you use pleasant methods to get there. When you are dealing with a human society the means is fully as important as the end.

In our long and obsessive passion for youth, we have - more than any other modern society - avoided direct approach to age and to dying by denying them in word, in fact, and - above all - in worth.

It seems to me there are good deficits and bad deficits. Now, we have a deficit that comes from the militarization of our society and our policy and our approach to the global arena.

In order to approach a creation as sublime as the Bhagavad-Gita with full understanding it is necessary to attune our soul to it.

What joy the gospel gives me! I can approach the throne of God with confidence-not because I've done a good job at my spiritual duties, but because I'm clothed in the righteousness of Jesus Christ.

Playing well or playing bad, I have to play aggressive. I must play aggressive.