445 Quotes by Stewart Stafford

All great achievements are the product of absorbing, blending and surpassing one’s influences. Nevertheless, it is important to acknowledge the passing of the torch of inspiration from those who have gone before.

Whether it's a usurer's usury or an actuary's actuality, they all sail on the liquid of liquidity.

If American film has one recurring theme, it is this: individual righteousness is more important than the group ethic.

One man's generalisation is another man's succinct yet profound summation of a complex theory or argument.

The only time you should think about winning the World Cup is when you're holding it above your head in celebration once the final is over. Anything else is presumptuous.

If you’re working class, they try to walk all over you. If you escape that and become a celebrity, they put you on walks of fame and name streets after you, so people can walk all over you in perpetuity.

The glorious freedom of writing is a beautiful thing that must never be stifled by censorship.

Life is a minefield and Love its coveted mine.

Soap operas have the same hypnotic power as witnessing clothes turning in a washing machine - if you don't look away quickly, you'll be watching until the end.