Thinks Quotes (page 712)

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• thinking you
• thinking
• like

When you think you're right, you're most likely wrong. Jodi Picoult

• happy
• world
• father

You're mistaken, Father. You were in paradise, but you didn't recognize it. It's the same with most people in this world; they seek suffering in the most joyous of places because they think they are unworthy of happiness. Paulo Coelho

• thinking
• best
• persistence

As long as you like me the best. And you think I’m good-looking—sort of. I’m prepared to be annoyingly persistent. Stephenie Meyer

• time
• thinking
• times

The only obligation which I have a right to assume is to do at any time what I think right. Henry David Thoreau

• thinking
• writing
• knowingly

I don't know what I think until I write it down. Joan Didion

• peace
• thinking
• war

I think the Peace Corps is a fine thing, don't you?" he said."Well," I replied, "it's certainly better than War Corps. Erich Segal

• caring
• hair
• thinking

I am a camera with its shutter open, quite passive, recording, not thinking. Recording the man shaving at the window opposite and the woman in the kimono washing her hair. Some day, all this will have to be developed, carefully printed, fixed. Christopher Isherwood

• thinking
• people
• look

A jewel's just a rock put under enourmous heat and pressure. Extraordinary things are always hiding in places people never think to look. Jodi Picoult

• thinking
• world
• out

Kindred spirits are not so scarce as I used to think. It's splendid to find out there are so many of them in the world. L. M. Montgomery

• cool
• thinking
• typed

Dorothy is th cool type of temperament who quite frequently thinks that two is a crowd. Anita Loos

• end
• earth
• appearance

If it were true, that old legend about appearing before a supreme judge and naming one’s record, I would offer, with all my pride, not any act I committed, but one thing I have never done on this earth: that I never sought an outside sanction. I would stand and say: I am Gail Wynand, the man who has committed every crime except the foremost one: that of ascribing futility to the wonderful act of existence and seeking justification beyond myself. This is my pride: that now, thinking of the... Ayn Rand

• giving
• thinking
• smile

Jeb: I wish I could explain what I'd give just to see you smile again. Max (thinking): How about your head on a stick? James Patterson

• thinking
• humanity
• bridge

Lili, I think, saw so many human tragedies all around her ... people arranged it between them ... this was what they wanted ... none of her business ... animal miseries were different ... nobody paid any attention, but for her money only the animals counted ... time has passed, water under the bridge ... all in all I'd say she was right ... Louis-Ferdinand Celine

• nature
• thinking
• people

If a poet demanded from the State the right to have a few bourgeois in his stable, people would be very much astonished, but if a bourgeois asked for some roast poet, people would think it quite natural. Charles Baudelaire

• manly
• imagination
• memorial

It was possible that there were other vus of which he had never heard and that one of these other vus would explain succinctly the baffling phenomenon of which he had been both a witness and a part; it was even possible that none of what he thought had taken place, really had taken place, and that he was dealing with an aberration of memory rather than of perception, that he never really had thought he had seen what he now thought he once did think he had seen, that his impression now that he... Joseph Heller