1,647 Quotes About Approach

Many art-worlders have an if-you-say-so approach to art: Everyone is so scared of missing out on the next hot artist that it's never clear whether people are liking work because they like it or because other people do. Everyone is keeping up with the Joneses, and there are more Joneses than ever.

This is something I wish I didn't have to deal with but it's not that big a deal. What's said right now won't have any impact on Sunday. I'm pretty close to unaffected. It doesn't have any bearing on how I'm going to approach the game.

We try to take a very individual approach to coaching the team, so every player will have their own individual goals that they are trying to accomplish. In those games, we're really seeing how they are doing in their tactical goals. This is a chance to really evaluate the tactical goals of individual players and groups of players, such as our back players or forwards, for example. It also gives us a chance to see how players are doing as we put them in different positions, so we try to do a lot of experimentation in spring games.

He's putting a lot of things together at the right time. His approach is getting much better, and he's bringing it to race day.

Think about the expertise that is necessary to approach an interview with a victim of that age. That's not something that just any officer is capable of or has the facilities to do. It has to be done in a very controlled environment.

Discoveries such as this show the wisdom of our regional exploration approach and validate the Company's strategy of maintaining a major land position right in the heart of one of the world's most prolific gold belts.

This is a very elaborate, high-end approach to this kind of project, ... three or four individuals in the community.

I think this will be cyclical. I don't believe that it will sustain itself. I think, ultimately, people who own baseball teams are going to want a more balanced approach in the person who they name as the leader of their baseball operations, the general manager, rather than someone who's just bright and knows statistics.

What we really need is a broad approach that looks at every strategy that makes sense.