Feelings Quotes - Page 201

It is necessary for the heart to feel as for the body to be fed.

I usually look in my eyes to tell the truth of how I'm feeling that day.

you will never catch up. Walk around feeling like a leaf know you could tumble at any second. Then decide what to do with your time. --The Art of Disappearing

Loneliness and the feeling that you're no use to anyone - the worst kind of poverty.

Let us be sad; it is feeling that makes us human.

There's no better feeling than making somebody smile.

Awkwardness and feeling alienated are always going to be a part of comedy.

Out: Reading is fundamental. In: Feeling is fundamental.

When a society is criticised by outsiders, its members wince but shrug their shoulders. 'What you can expect from strangers?' is the feeling. When the attack comes from within, no such indulgence is shown. 'He was one of us,' runs the refrain.

It is fear that I stand most in fear of, in sharpness it exceeds every other feeling.

A new club is like having a new girlfriend – you don't have feelings straight away

Gratitude is most treasured when it is unexpected. When we expect, even demand gratitude, we treat it simply as payment due for some service we rendered and we squeeze any good feeling out of it.

Neither the intensity of your feelings nor the certainty of your convictions is any assurance that you are right.

For poetry is, I believe, always an act of the spirit. The poem teaches us something while we make it. The poem makes you as you make the poem, and your making of the poem requires all your capacities of thought, feeling, analysis, and synthesis.

The machine has no feelings, it feels no fear and no hope ... it operates according to the pure logic of probability. For this reason I assert that the robot perceives more accurately than man.

Too much involvement with one's feeling [is destructive]. If they have too much self-centered feelings, they get in trouble.

When you're as important as I am, getting your feelings hurt by me is almost an honor.

Commitments, not feelings, hold life together.

Under attack, sentiments harden into dogma.

If you insist on asking me why I feel the way I do, I plan to take the Fifth Amendment.

Fearful of sentimentality, I disown my tears and melting heart.

The aphorism sometimes casts off cynicism and expresses strong feeling.

Manly men and womanly women are still here but feeling nervous.

The author lives with one foot in an everyday world and the other feeling about anxiously for a foothold in another more precarious one.

I cannot remember a time when I was not enraptured or tortured by words. Always there have been words which, sometimes for their sound alone, sometimes for their sound and sense, I would not use. From a loathing of their grossness or sickliness, their weight or want of weight. Their inexactitude, their feeling of acidity or insipidity. Their action, not only on the intelligence but on the nerves, was instant.