List Of 48+ Rely Upon Quotes

The Worst Lesson That Can Be Taught To A Man Is To Rely Upon Others And To Whine Over His Sufferings

I Saw, In Looking Over Cooper, Elements Of A Comet Of 1825 Which Resemble What I Get Out For This, From My Own Observations, But I Cannot Rely Upon My Own.

Ronald Reagan Was One Of Our Great Foreign Policy Presidents. He Did Not Come From The Senate. He Did Not Come From The Foreign Policy World. He Was A Governor, But His Resolve, His Clarity Of Purpose, His Intelligence, His Capacity To Deal With Complex Issues And Solve Tough Problems Served Him Extremely Well, And If I Were Elected President, I Hope I Could Rely Upon Those Same Qualities.

We May, I Believe, Anticipate That The Chemist Of The Future Who Is Interested In The Structure Of Proteins, Nucleic Acids, Polysaccharides, And Other Complex Substances With High Molecular Weight Will Come To Rely Upon A New Structural Chemistry, Involving Precise Geometrical Relationships Among The Atoms In The Molecules And The Rigorous Application Of The New Structural Principles, And That Great Progress Will Be Made, Through This Technique, In The Attack, By Chemical Methods, On The Problems Of Biology And Medicine.

Emotion Is Often What We Rely Upon To Carry Us Across The Unfathomable Voids In Our Intelligence.

I'm Trying To Set Up Opportunities For Myself So That I Don't Only Have One Outlet To Go Through And Rely Upon As Far As A Support System Financially, Emotionally And Mentally.

Whatever Seattle Says, The Great Chief At Washington Can Rely Upon With As Much Certainty As He Can Upon The Return Of The Sun Or The Seasons.

Most Of Our Faculties Lie Dormant Because They Can Rely Upon Habit, Which Knows What There Is To Be Done And Has No Need Of Their Services.

No Industry Is Immune And No Occupation Is Safe. All Of Us Need To Begin To Think In Terms Of Our Own Inner Strengths, Our Resilience And Resourcefulness, Our Capacity To Adapt And To Rely Upon Ourselves And Our Families.

Anytime You Have To Rely Upon Your Enemy For A Job You're In Bad Shape.

It Is One Of The Aims Of Linguistics To Define Itself, To Recognise What Belongs Within Its Domain. In Those Cases Where It Relies Upon Psychology, It Will Do So Indirectly, Remaining Independent.

As Soon As We Abandon Our Own Reason, And Are Content To Rely Upon Authority, There Is No End To Our Trouble. . . . No Catholic, For Instance, Takes Seriously The Text Which Says That A Bishop Should Be The Husband Of One Wife.