Stories Quotes - Page 13

The strongest logos tell simple stories.

Story is a yearning meeting an obstacle.

The most important thing is the story. Not the script, but the story.

Everyone in America likely has a bullying story, whether as the victim, bully or as a witness.

A story can take you through a whole process of searching, seeking, confronting, through conflicts, and then to a resolution. As the storyteller and the listener, we go through a story together.

A story has its purpose and its path. It must be told correctly for it to be understood.

You can't regret a whole period in your life. . . . It's part of who you are, one of your stories.

The beginning is the word and the end is silence. And in between are all the stories.

The great thing about a short story is that it doesn't have to trawl through someone's whole life; it can come in glancingly from the side.

The fabulous places I've been, wonderful things that've happened, great people I've met ought to make a story.

Every word a woman writes changes the story of the world, revises the official version.

I decided to write short stories because they got rejected quicker.

The child intuitively comprehends that although these stories are unreal, they are not untrue.

Reusing pieces of code is like picking off sentences from other people's stories and trying to make a magazine article.

The greatest story commandment is: Make me care.

I want to know my whole story works before I start working.

Everything that doesn't kill you, makes you stronger. And later on you can use it in some story.

Great stories like the Mahabharata don't belong to any one culture, they belong to the world.

It's all about one thing: creative problem-solving to get the story out.

It sounds trite, but I like telling stories.

The filmmaker's got to make it his story and the actors have got to make it their story.

The story you choose to tell isn't always the story you believe.

Each story we approach in the same way, with curiosity and interest and determination to get behind the image.

I felt the need to tell stories to understand myself.

It was like hiking into a Hemingway story; everything was sepia-toned and bristling with subtext.