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Quotes About Decision

What he was really asking was this: Was he making the right decision in assigning me, and not someone else, to the job of guarding principals from Henry Loving? In short, could I be objective when the perp was the one who'd murdered my mentor and had apparently escaped from the trap I'd set for him several years before?
~ Jeffery Deaver
You do what you think is best, Jim," Mason said in a taut voice, "but I don't think we have time for any more searches. There's a lot of territory out there. We've got to get after that boy and get after him fast." But it was Lincoln Rhyme who responded. Eyes on the map, at Location G-10, Blackwater Landing, the last place anyone had seen Lydia Johansson alive, he said, "We don't have enough time to move fast.
~ Jeffery Deaver
if you've got a problem, sleep on it before you make a decision you might later regret. Things always look rosier in the morning.
~ Jeffrey Archer
bad, or you might prefer a whisky.' 'A half of bitter will be just fine,' said Giles, taking a seat at the small, beer-stained table. While Karin's father was ordering the drinks, Giles
~ Jeffrey Archer
Fathers don't ask their children's permission to marry. In any case, I'm sure they'll be delighted.
~ Jeffrey Archer
Everyone should be allowed to follow their own conscience, Wainwright, when it comes to facing a moral dilemma. Bertrand Russell, no doubt, said Wainwright. Jesus Christ, actually, said George
~ Jeffrey Archer
I am sure the House will agree that given these circumstances, my final judgment will require the wisdom of Solomon.
~ Jeffrey Archer
what Rosnovski's next move would be.
~ Jeffrey Archer
Virginia Fenwick is considering selling
~ Jeffrey Archer
what it is, Anscott, a short-term compromise. If at some time in the future Barrington's needs to
~ Jeffrey Archer
vote tonight?" "I did not apply for
~ Jeffrey Archer
Too frightened to set a precedent, but quite happy to pass the buck.
~ Jeffrey Archer
Grief is natural,' she said. 'Overcoming it is a matter of choice.
~ Jeffrey Eugenides
The window was still open," Mr Lisbon said. "I don't think we'd ever remembered to shut it. It was all clear to me. I knew I had to close that window or else she'd go on jumping out of it forever.
~ Jeffrey Eugenides
Eating is natural. Gaining weight is your choice.
~ Jeffrey Eugenides
To her surprise, Madeleine found herself contemplating this proposal. Why not tell her parents everything, curl up in the backseat of the car, and let them take her home? She could move into her old bedroom, with the sleigh bed and the Madeline wallpaper. She could become a spinster, like Emily Dickinson, writing poems full of dashes and brilliance, and never gaining weight.
~ Jeffrey Eugenides
First there was Desdemona the week before, giving advice to her daughter-in-law. "Why you want more children, Tessie?" she had asked with studied nonchalance. Bending to look in the oven, hiding the alarm on her face (an alarm that would go unexplained for another sixteen years), Desdemona waved the idea away. "More children, more trouble . . .
~ Jeffrey Eugenides
Úgy döntött, hogy nem ragadhat le, élni kell tovább.
~ Jeffrey Eugenides
There are two fundamental reasons that drive all purchase decisions: People buy either to feel good or to solve a problem.
~ Unknown
Kraft—making his presence felt at NASA in much the same way he had at NACA—had established one of the most important of the space agency's growing list of flight rules: If you don't know what to do, don't do anything at all.
~ Jeffrey Kluger
The question is whether such a technique can really make a man good. Greatness comes from within, 6655321. Goodness is something chosen. When a man cannot choose he ceases to be a man.
~ Jeffrey M. Schwartz
Carried to its logical limits, a system in which no one has a choice about what action to take is unworkable.
~ Jeffrey M. Schwartz
Damn it, I can't believe I'm going to let a choice in my life that's this major be dictated by OCD." This is assertive Relabeling.
~ Jeffrey M. Schwartz
In other words, what Libet was saying is that you really can't decide or determine what will initially grab your attention—your brain does. However, his research also indicated that once your initial attention is grabbed, you can determine whether you keep your attention focused on that object (and act on it) or veto it based on the principle of Free Won't.
~ Jeffrey M. Schwartz