Negligence Quotes

“The scepticism which men affect towards their higher inspirations is often not an honest doubt, but a guilty negligence, and is a sign of narrow mind and defective wisdom.”
― James Martineau, Tides of the Spirit: Selections from the Writings of James Martineau

“কালো মেয়ে সন্ধ্যার কালোয় হারিয়ে যাবে।”
― Zahir Raihan, শেষ বিকেলের মেয়ে

“1/ Serene
2/ In a world full of troubles
3/ i.e. Doing nothing about it.”
― Iain Banks

“When we neglect knowledge, we have indirectly rejected light.”
― Sunday Adelaja, The Mountain of Ignorance

“You can cease to be influenced by people who tease you... Just neglect their helps and elevate your steps... You can do it!”
― Israelmore Ayivor, Daily Drive 365

“From the neglect of a real duty, she became the slave of a false one.”
― George MacDonald, Mary Marston

“I don't think they're terrible parents. They love us. I think they're negligent parents. That's not the same thing.”
― Justine Larbalestier, My Sister Rosa

“Never worry about what others have; worry about what you have and refuse to use. Someone else will also worry about what you have when you begin to make use of it!”
― Israelmore Ayivor, Daily Drive 365

“Self-abuse is an infringement on one’s own destiny caused by either ignorance about oneself or negligence of one’s purpose!”
― Israelmore Ayivor, Leaders' Watchwords

“The table that cannot stand upright, is an insult to the carpenter who makes it. God made us perfectly; so when we refuse to carry out the functions we were created for, our father loses the glory He deserves!”
― Israelmore Ayivor, Leaders' Watchwords

“Because of ignorance and negligence we lost the most precious value-life.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“It was uncontrollable, overpowered by others, these colors within me, staring out at a black and white world; without spurning about, wanting to rule, too much negligence, they left me no choice, but to surrender. It was time, had to crash the lightning, and bow to the rain, where promises have broken, and pain still reigns. Had to give up myself and bring life to the world, had to. Dye”
― Anthony Liccione

“When you fold your arms and not do anything but only wait for miracles, you have given God a slap on His face”
― Sunday Adelaja

“কিছু কিছু ঘটনা মানুষ দ্রুত ভুলে যেতে চেষ্টা করে। সেই চেষ্টা সচেতনভাবেই করা হয় এবং সে কারণেই সে লজ্জিত বোধ করে। মৃত্যু এমন একটি ঘটনা। অতি প্রিয়জনের মৃত্যুও আমরা ভুলে যাবার জন্য প্রাণপণ চেষ্টা করি। আমাদের চলা-ফেরা, আচার-আচরণে মনে হয় না সেই প্রিয়জন কোনকালে আমাদের মধ্যে ছিল। কেন এ রকম করা হয়? আমাদের নিজেদের ব্যবহারে আমরা নিজেরাই অবশ্য লজ্জিত হই, যার জন্য প্রিয়জনটির একটি বড় ছবি যত্ন করে দেয়ালে টাঙানো হয় এবং একদিন কেউ খুব রাগারাগি করে- ফ্রেমে মাকড়শার জাল, কেউ দেখছেনা, ব্যাপারটা কি?”
― Humayun Ahmed, কোথাও কেউ নেই

“The seeds of evil blooms in the fields of negligence.”
― Mladen Đorđević, Svetioničar - Pomračenje

“Sobre su espalda y sus costados arrastraba consigo por todas partes hilos, pelos, restos de comida... Su indiferencia hacia todo era demasiado grande como para tumbarse sobre su espalda y restregarse contra la alfombra, tal como hacia antes varias veces al día.”
― Franz Kafka, The Metamorphosis

“We are tired of pain
no words can quantify
our breath is running away
life feels meaningless”
― Loraine Masiya Mponela

“I know of nothing that can kill love more successfully than negligence.”
― Sayem Sarkar

“The thing that you refuse to uproot will ruin you. The thing that you refuse to fight against will kill you”
― Sunday Adelaja

“What if you had seen haven open as Stephen did, and all the saints there triumphing in glory, and enjoying the end of their labours and sufferings, what a life would you lead after such a sight as this! Why, you will see this with your eyes before it be long.

Thou hast the more cause to doubt a great deal, because thou never didst doubtl and yet more because thou hast been so careless in thy confidence. What do these expressions discover, but a wilful neglect of thy own salvation? As a shipmaster that should let his vessel alone, and mind other matters, and say, I will venture it among the rocks, and sands, and gulfs, and waves, and winds; I will never touble myself to know wheter it shall come safe to the harbour; I will trust God with it; it will speed as well as other men's vessels do. Indeed, as well as other men's that are as careless and idle, but not so well as other mens's that are diligent and watchful. What horrible abuse of God is this, for men to pretend that they trust God with their souls only to cloak their own wilful negligence! (290-291)”
― Richard Baxter, The Saints' Everlasting Rest

“loving someone is weakness .as well as strength for self . which one you want to use ?”
― litymunshi

“my dear life
separating you through the journey i actually bend all those easy paths for me was waiting .
looking keel of end edge of today's canvas ,life
visits stranger to me . i myself kept out me from my own journey”
― litymunshi

“We must stop expecting the government to play the role of national transformation why we sit down and watch.”
― Sunday Adelaja, The Mountain of Ignorance

“There are two kinds of friends:
Those who would risk everything to further your dreams.
And those who grudgingly show support because they take you for a rival and a threat.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson, The Book of Maxims, Poems and Anecdotes

“Girls without their fathers were also at risk. I didn't learn this from the fairy tales of my youth, because in those stories the fathers were present in the castles and in the cottages. The fairy-tale fathers, however, were unforgivably weak and always thinking with their groins. These men would rather sacrifice their daughters than risk harm to themselves. Rapunzel's father loved her mother so much that he stole for the woman. When he was caught, he was a coward, and instead of paying with his own life he promised away their unborn child. Gretel was very much alive, as was her brother, Hansel, when their father tried to do away with them. Three times he tried. ("Abandonment in the forest" was a bloodless euphemism for attempted murder.) Of course, there was Beauty. Was she not the poster child for daughters of men who dodged their responsibilities and used their female offspring as human shields?
Fairy-tale fathers were also criminally negligent. Where was Cinderella's father when she was being verbally abused and physically demeaned by her stepmother and stepsisters? Perhaps he was so besotted, his wits so dulled by his nightly copulation with his new wife, that he failed to notice the degraded condition of his daughter. Snow White's father, a king no less, was equally negligent and plainly without any power within his own domestic realm. Under his very roof, his new wife plotted the murder of his child, coerced one of his own huntsmen to carry out the deed, then ate what she thought was the girl's heart. This king was no king. He was a fool who left his daughter woefully unprotected.
When I first heard these stories, I assigned to these men no blame because they worry the solemn and adored mantle of "father." I understood them to be, like my own father, men who went to work every day, who returned home exhausted and taciturn, and who fell asleep in their easy chairs while reading the newspaper. I assumed that they, like my father, would have protected their daughters if only they had known of the dangers their girls faced during those dark hours after school and before dinner.”
― Monique Truong, Bitter in the Mouth

“I don't know what they might call this in law school, but I think it's pretty fucked up and it should be illegal.”
― Dmitry Dyatlov

“One can get used to ugliness, but never to negligence.”
― Coco Chanel

“The government wanted the people of Flint dead, or did not care if they died, which is the same thing, and set in motion a plan for them to be killed slowly through negligence at the highest levels. What I saw in Flint was a microcosm of the way the government treats the undocumented everywhere, making the conditions in this country as deadly and toxic and inhumane as possible so that we will self-deport. What I saw in Flint was what I had seen everywhere else, what I had felt in my own poisoned blood and bones. Being killed softly, silently, and with impunity.”
― Karla Cornejo Villavicencio, The Undocumented Americans

“ما من أمر أمر الله به، إلا عارضه الشيطان بخصلتين، لا يبالي أيهما أصاب: الغلو والتقصير.”
― الأوزاعي

“No matter which flowers you cultivate in your garden, you're also welcoming weeds, but the real problem begins when you invite neglect which in turn will allow the unwanted guests to overtake your garden.”
― Erwin D. Maramat