Sentences with phrase «quoted adage»

Regular readers will know of the special reserve of bile I harbour for one Damien Hirst: the businessman peddling «art» in a beyond - cynical way that would make Warhol choke on or at the very least regurgitate a little his oft quoted adage «good business is the best art».

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The oft - quoted Jim Rohn adage that you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with has been found to be pretty accurate.

I keep a notebook full of my favorite book passages / adages / quotes and interesting theories in my backpack or purse so that I never have to feel like I'm wasting time.

Marty has been cited & quoted in flagship publications including WSJ, NPR, Inc., Forbes, MediaPost & Adage.

An investment adage is that you should not «confuse brains with a bull market», a version of the quote, «a rising tide carries all».

I love playing with old, staid quotes and classic literature titles, stories and legends, clichés and adages, and weaving them into unique or humorous settings.

Commenting on statements that the two detainees are low - risk ex-combatant, he quoted an old adage saying, «we have this old expression that we want to exhibit, trust but we also want to verify»

Google has apparently been talking to publishers about the design, and AdAge quotes one anonymous publishing executive as saying, «It's a consolidation of all the ways you can interact with news on Google... There are a lot of Google services where you find news, and what they're trying to do is bring it all under one brand.»

I wish there was an adage about judging books by cover (quotes)....

For me, this quote essentially boils down to the old adage of «buy low, sell high» — or, more appropriately, «buy cheap and sell expensive,» since we know that valuations are more important than absolute prices.

Ironically, the adage often quoted by financial services firms bears mentioning here: past performance may not indicate future results.

«There's an old adage that most good lawyers live well, work hard, and die poor,» he says, referencing the quote from American lawyer and statesman, Daniel Webster.

In the interest of finding more constructive solutions, we would like to direct you to a different quote, that lovely old adage: Love is saying «I feel differently» instead of «you're wrong.»

In closing, I quote from Cainer's column again, since I think his recounting of an adage is quite appropriate: «There's an old Indian tale about three blind men who come upon an elephant for the first time.

Whereas traditional construction takes three times as long and costs twice as much as originally expected, the adage goes, Blu prefab buyers are quoted a number that won't change.