Fears Quotes (page 82)

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• fear
• thinking
• imagination

I think nighttime is dark so you can imagine your fears with less distraction. Bill Watterson

• fear
• game
• play

Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game. Hilary Duff

• dance
• fear
• world

If theater is ritual, then dance is too... It's as if the threads connecting us to the rest of the world were washed clean of preconceptions and fears. When you dance, you can enjoy the luxury of being you. Paulo Coelho

• knowledge
• men
• him

The good repent on knowing their sin; the evil become angry when discovered. Ignorance is not the cause of evil, as Plato held; neither is education the answer to the removal of evil. These men had an intellect as well as a will; knowledge as well as intention. Truth can be known and hated; Goodness can be known and crucified. The Hour was approaching, and for the moment the fear of the people deterred the Pharisees. Violence could not be triggered against Him until He would say, 'This is... Fulton J. Sheen

• adventure
• fear
• quarrel

Never fear quarrels, but seek hazardous adventures. Alexander Dumas

• mind
• fear
• helpful

While one is young is the time to investigate, to experiment with everything. The school should help its young people to discover their vocations and responsibilities, and not merely cram their minds with facts and technical knowledge; it should be the soil in which they can grow without fear, happily and integrally. Jiddu Krishnamurti

• she
• thoughts
• emotional

But human beings are like that, she thought. We've replaced nearly all our emotions with fear. Paulo Coelho

• fear
• knows
• return

If you try to get rid of fear and anger without knowing their meaning, they will grow stronger and return. Deepak Chopra

• fear
• question
• dad

To the question: Wilderness, who needs it? Doc would say: Because we like the taste of freedom, comrades. Because we like the smell of danger. But, thought Hayduke, what about the smell of fear, Dad? Edward Abbey

• home
• fear
• physics

Despotic governments can stand 'moral force' till the cows come home; what they fear is physical force. George Orwell

• self
• wonder
• brain

It was not merely that his brother was dead. His brain, too young to realize the full paradox, wondered with an obscure self- pity why it was that the pulse of his brother's fear went on and on, when Francis was now where he had always been told there was no more terror and no more--darkness. Graham Greene

• book
• reading
• fear

I wanted to read immediately. The only fear was that of books coming to an end. Eudora Welty

• him
• fear
• willful

Who knows himself a braggart, let him fear this, for it will come to pass that every braggart shall be found an ass. William Shakespeare

• cool
• fear
• tree

We have nothing to fear and a great deal to learn from trees, that vigorours and pacific tribe which without stint produces strengthening essences for us, soothing balms, and in whose gracious company we spend so many cool, silent, and intimate hours. Marcel Proust

• death
• dream
• fear

The taste one gets of death in dreams I find more penetrating and atmospheric than the ordinary fear one might suffer while awake. Thomas Keneally