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Quotes About Compromise

Many times, it would be impossible to appease both the United States and Britain.
~ Ron Chernow
For a time, they were held back by Benjamin Brewster, and Rockefeller, unwilling to move without a consensus, yielded against his better judgment.
~ Ron Chernow
Rockefeller hated being pressured, and Gates always believed that had Harper asked for less, Rockefeller would have willingly given much more.
~ Ron Chernow
Though Potts wished to fight on, Scott was inclined to relent.
~ Ron Chernow
This was Alexander Hamilton's recurring nightmare: an electoral deal struck between Virginia and New York Republicans.
~ Ron Chernow
When it suited his convenience, Jefferson set aside his small-government credo with compunction.
~ Ron Chernow
a way of building tension and softening up the parties.
~ Ron Chernow
The best fights are the ones you don't have
~ Lee Child
Then Reacher breathed out and raised a placatory don't-shoot palm, and he half-stood, slow and calm, unthreatening, the complete opposite of sudden, and he kept himself half-turned away from the guys with the guns, and half-turned toward the group on the sofa, and he said, "Come on, Emily, let's get this done. They're going to nail you one way or the other. Might as well make it easy on yourself.
~ Lee Child
We can't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.
~ Lee Child
He was alone. And unarmed. As agreed.
~ Lee Child
The only fights you truly win are the ones you don't have.
~ Lee Child
Todo diseño invo-lucra objetivos en conflicto, y por lo tanto, compromiso, y los me-jores diseños siempre serán aquellos con el mejor compromiso».
~ Lee Strobel
Although rarely given a clear definition, "extremism," in essence, is a term used to condemn those who hold unpopular values intransigently and in action refuse to compromise them; the nature of such action is not delimited by the concept.
~ Leonard Peikoff
If, in picking a quarrel, each party declined to go more than three-eighths of the way, and if, in making friends, each was ready to go five-eighths of the way—why, there would be more reconciliations than quarrels!
~ Lewis Carroll
In this life, you have to work with people you dislike. You find compromises. But sometimes you find that a person's beliefs are so harmful that you must speak against them. You can't let such harmful statements stand without challenge. They have a tendency to grow into tumors.
~ Libba Bray
And she wanted so much to make him happy that she forgot how to make herself happy" "That is not happiness. That is kind of murder, yeah?
~ Libba Bray
In this life, you have to work with people you dislike. You find compromises. But sometimes you find that a person's beliefs are so harmful that you must speak against them. You can't let such harmful statements stand without challenge. They have a tendency to grow into tumors.
~ Libba Bray
If you did the wrong things for the right reasons, did that make the wrong things right? Or did that just mean you had turned your back on finding a more right way? And once you justified violence, did that make it easier the next time and the next, until you'd become the villain of your own story?
~ Libba Bray
Love by itself isn't enough; it's never enough. There had to be other things, such as liking and respect, or love would get worn away by the realities of everyday life.
~ Linda Howard
If flying meant that much to him, how had it felt to set himself a course that would deny him what he wanted most?
~ Linda Howard
Dar mai exista o particica a mintii ei care crezuse intotdeauna ca a iubi inseamna a renunta la o parte din controlul asupra propriei tale persoane, iar ea pretuise acest lucru mai mult decat orice om pe care il cunoscuse
~ Linda Howard
Your Lily is a pretty little thing, but she's as fractious as my Susannah." Caleb grinned. "It's going to take two hands and all my wits to keep her in line," he confessed. Unwillingly
~ Linda Lael Miller
It is easy to possess a conscience, Monsieur, when one only needs to talk or write about it. But the man, who has to act is constantly faced with the necessity, if he wishes to deal justly with one person, of being unjust to somebody else.
~ Lion Feuchtwanger