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Quotes About Withdrawal

Without any clear product difference, Lever could not dislodge Ivory, and ultimately withdrew from the market.
~ David A. Aaker
Avoiding other people was his new goal in life.
~ James Dashner
We need the people of the world to sense the real and present danger so that they will spontaneously mobilize and unstintingly bring about an orderly and sustainable withdrawal to a world where we try to live in harmony with Gaia.
~ James E. Lovelock
when one finds oneself participating in an endeavor entirely without merit, one withdraws.
~ James Mangold
I became expert at making myself invisible.
~ Donna Tartt
Charles doesn't go out of a room—he 'makes an exit
~ Agatha Christie
I am without any doubt whatever a NON-actor. For a start, the gushing pretension of would-be actors puts me off. Ergo ego. I watch them preening in front of the rehearsal mirrors in the drama hall. Just waiting for applause. All they want is to be liked. Plus admired, adored, idolized, flattered, etc. And they're more like groupy than glue. If they're on their own for more than five minutes they get withdrawal symptoms and go walkabout, looking for kindred lost souls to coagulate with.
~ Aidan Chambers
To read is to withdraw.To make oneself unavailable. One would feel easier about it if the pursuit inself were less...selfish.
~ Alan Bennett
When Occupy Wall Street happened, I took my money out of Citibank. I already had problems with all the banks - Citibank, Bank of America - but I was kind of just too lazy to take my money out until I saw how Citibank responded to Occupy Wall Street.
~ Talib Kweli
I got tired of going to places and people wanting to pick fights with me or to prove something themselves or their drunk friends, so I decided to stop going out.
~ Alberto Del Rio
I simply told people what I thought about the state of the war in Vietnam, and it was that we better get out of this.
~ Walter Cronkite
I have anyway washed my hands of cricket in India.
~ Raj Kundra
In the early stages, this withdrawal helps center the soul properly on God and not on His consolations and gives an opportunity for deeper and truer decisions of commitment to God to be made. Also called the "dark night of the senses," the soul is purified of gross attachments to the delights of the senses and the things of this world, thus increasing its desire for God.
~ Ralph Martin
That's why when Peter started talking to me in homeroom this morning, i soaked up his attention like a doughnut dipped in coffee. The fact that his comments have left me soggy and wilted doesn't matter. That's the price you pay when you withdraw to the safety of anonymity
~ Randa Abdel-Fattah
I suppose we do live a pretty isolated life.
~ Hope Sandoval
I want to hide from it, that's what I want to do. I want to just close my eyes and let it pass by. Let it take the next man.
~ Raymond Carver
By far the most important psychological and political part of the Hayes compromise package, of course, was the withdrawal of all federal troops from the South. It was far better, said the new President, for the white man and the black man of the South to make their peace together than to live in constant tension under the surveillance of a federal garrison.
~ Richard Kluger
The fruit of your withdrawal is what you need to understand as a positive process, both painful and exhilarating.
~ Julia Cameron
But you cannot leave Susan. How could you bear to withdraw your love from her? If you didn't love her, who would? And maybe it is worse than this. It is not just that you love her, but that you are addicted to her. How ironic would that be?
~ Julian Barnes
The hanifs had little impact on their contemporaries, because they were chiefly concerned with their own personal salvation. They had no desire to reform the social or moral life of Arabia, and their theology was essentially negative. Instead of creating something new, they simply withdrew from the mainstream. Indeed the word hanif may derive from the root HNF: "to turn away from." They had a clearer idea of what they did not want than a positive conception of where they were going.
~ Karen Armstrong
Maybe that's why Claire had perfected the art of invisibility. It was a form of self-preservation. You couldn't resent what you could not see. She was so quiet, but she noticed everything. Her eyes tracked the world like it was a book written in a language she could not understand. There was nothing timorous about her, but you got the feeling that she always had one foot out the door. If the situation got too hard, or too intense, she would simply disappear.
~ Karin Slaughter
When we undertake to cover our sins, . . . behold, the heavens withdraw themselves; the Spirit of the Lord is grieved; and when it is withdrawn, Amen to the priesthood or the authority of that man
~ Dallin H. Oaks
Money in the bank is like toothpaste in the tube. Easy to take out, hard to put back.
~ Earl Wilson
In a still hot morning, the tide went out and didn't come back in. This was not a spectacular event. The sea did not roll up like a scroll, like the sky in Revelations. It quietly withdrew.
~ Ruth Park