“A speech is like a love affair. Any fool can start it, but to end it requires considerable skill.”— Archibald Primrose, 5th Earl of Rosebery
“I'm a pretty good shot. I love to shoot. I've been shooting since I was a little girl.”— Mary Cheney
“To be a composer, you have to have a feeling for harmony and for melody and for rhythm.”— John Corigliano
“The writer of scientifiction must be a master of his subject, and he must be able to present his facts in an entertaining and plausible manner.”— Hugo Gernsback
“As an astronaut, you have to be a team player. You have to be technically competent. You have to be able to make decisions under pressure.”— Marc Garneau
“Craft is what allows you to know a material. It’s a kind of deep knowledge that you can’t get from a book.”— Marc Newson
“Of all the most useful and excellent arts, that of navigation has always seemed to me to occupy the first place.”— Samuel de Champlain
“The art of finessing is not so much in knowing when to finesse as in knowing when not to finesse.”— Ely Culbertson