Quote by Alan Hollinghurst Download Open image ““Paul was blandness itself, just tinged with pink.”” — Alan Hollinghurst ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.0 out of 5 (3 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“Paul lay in his room, letting the sick, glorious feeling of grease and carbohydrates carry him away. He wanted to think of nothing more… — Mur Lafferty Copy Share Image
“Shocked, because even though I was embarrassed by the way Paul talked sometimes, I secretly loved it, I turned back to them to find… — Lee Brazil Copy Share Image
“Paul is normally very reticent to speak about the wonderful things God performs through him or reveals to him.” — D.A. Carson Copy Share Image
“would certainly not have admired Jesus Christ and he would have been horrified by St Paul—does” — Alasdair MacIntyre Copy Share Image
“Paul looked up into the sky and sighed. "It was..." he searched for the word. "Constant, Ubiquitous. Something that almost didn't have to be… — A.E. Wasp Copy Share Image
“Paul had broken her off from the group and made it seem she was the one who had destroyed the relationship with Paul instead… — Milly Taiden Copy Share Image
“Yet, when M. Paul sneered at me, I wanted to possess them more fully; his injustice stirred in me ambitious wishes—it imparted a strong… — Charlotte Brontë Copy Share Image
“See that?" Paul said. "Ten goddamn seconds." "I don't get it." "You didn't even have to hear the whole song, just a few lines,… — Tiffanie DeBartolo Copy Share Image
To apologize for what you most wanted to do, to concede that it was obnoxious, boring, 'vulgar and unsafe' --- that was the worst… — Alan Hollinghurst Copy Share Image
“And something else came back, from that later first morning at Kensington Park Gardens: a sense that the house was not only an enhancement… — Alan Hollinghurst Copy Share Image
“Andrew Davies has said he prefers his authors dead, and I can see there is only a limited usefulness in a live one when… — Alan Hollinghurst Copy Share Image
“...but he felt the relief of being alone as well...the forgotten solitude which measures and verifies the strength of an affair, and which, being… — Alan Hollinghurst Copy Share Image
...all his longings came out as a kind of disdain for what he longed for. — Alan Hollinghurst Copy Share Image
“She felt that at some point she must finally and formally talk to Louisa about Hubert, and ask her to acknowledge that the worst… — Alan Hollinghurst Copy Share Image
“After that they browsed for a minute or two in a semi-detached fashion. Nick found a set of Trollope which had a relatively modest… — Alan Hollinghurst Copy Share Image
Now that I had actually made love, more astonishingly now that I had been made love to, the fantasies were subtly undermined. — Alan Hollinghurst Copy Share Image
“The pursuit of love seemed to need the cultivation of indifference.” — Alan Hollinghurst Copy Share Image
What the problem was was this colossal redundancy, the squandering of brilliant technique on cheap material, ... — Alan Hollinghurst Copy Share Image
“Delight is délice, délit is a misdemeanour' 'Well, it's bloody close...' 'Well, they often are....” — Alan Hollinghurst Copy Share Image
“It was the time of year when the atmosphere streamed with unexpected hints and memories, and a paradoxical sense of renewal.” — Alan Hollinghurst Copy Share Image
