Quote by Agatha Christie

“Words are like people, I think. Put too many of them too close together and they cause trouble.”

— Carolee Dean

“Perhaps it's right that words contain nothing, or almost nothing. That their content is, at the very least, variable.”

— Valeria Luiselli

“A WORD SEEMS TO BE SMALL AND SIMPLE BUT GIVES LOT OF PAIN”

— Sainath Velivela

“I dealt with it for years before I did anything about it … but I’m hoping with a new form of treatment, things might”

— Jennifer Ryder

“Only the educated stop to look for words - having enough to occasionally misplace them.”

— Derek B. Miller

“It is a troublesome thing, Halford, this susceptibility to affronts where none are intended.”

— Anne Brontë

“Keeping it short and to the point is essential, otherwise he won’t hear a single word.”

— Sherry Argov

“No one properly gets, or can fully sympathize with, anyone else.”

— Alain de Botton

“If the abnormal goes on long enough it becomes the normal. It was just that, when you came to explain it to a third…

— Terry Pratchett

“For what you can fix, there are a hundred remedies. For what cannot be cured, not even words will do.”

— Alice Hoffman

“Fine. Such a stupid word really. It feels empty and weightless. It’s the kind of word you use to hide the truth.”

— Krista Ritchie

“Everything seems excessive, now, and too intense, too important.”

— Judith Guest