693 Quotes About Contemporary

The Big Fat Indian Wedding is a celebration to beat all celebrations in the life of Indians. Amita Nigam Sahaya's book is a sensitive, deeply researched and poignant meditation on the celebration, the planning, the complexities, the sociology, the clash between tradition and modernity, and the enduring appeal of this pivotal event.

As his calloused, boyish hands trace the words in my calc textbook, I catch myself becoming jealous of the pages once again. Those sin and cosine curves ain’t got nothin’ on mine, damn it.

I reach over and take her hand. It's soft and war, and fits exactly in mine, and to be honest I'm not really expecting anything, but suddenly my entire body is wired, as id I've been plugged directly into the sun.

It's easier for men, I guess. Traditional ways cater to them.

There was some relief in letting go of those dreams, of silently accepting their fate and embracing the unknown.

Accept the author’s writing, not the author’s personal life.

AS I PLAN MY QUEST,” Quichotte said, drinking from a can of ginger ale, “I ponder the contemporary period as well as the classical. And by the contemporary I mean, of course, The Bachelorette.

You don’t curtsy to me,” he said into my ear. “Are you not my King?” “Are you not my world?

The illusion is real. The life is mine.