Observation Quote by Bryant McGill

“They seemed nothing more now than the purely subjective, impotent, illusory creatures of my temperament”

— Marcel Proust

“What is said is given out to suit the temperament of the hearers”

— Sri Ramana Maharshi

“For a moment the man from London and the woman in mourning considered each other in silence, each gauging temperament from the slender evidence…

— Charles Todd

“The voice belonged to a plump, round-faced woman of the sort that develops a good personality because the alternative is suicide.”

— Ben Aaronovitch

“Being articulate is not the same as being wise. Truth devoid of conscience, is worthless in human existence.”

— Abhijit Naskar

“there were people in the world who, for all their gruff arrogance, can, with scarcely a few notes, easily persuade you they are inherently…

— André Aciman

“Superficial and vain, the talkative person is a dangerous being. The now widespread habit of testifying in public to the divine graces granted in…

— Robert Sarah

“There lives no man who at some period has not been tormented, for example, by an earnest desire to tantalize a listener by circumlocution.”

— Edgar Allan Poe

“It is neither wise nor honest to detract from beauty as a quality. There cannot be a refined soul insensible to its influence.”

— Lew Wallace

“The unconscious does not coo sweet lyrics or unroll immaculate and measured prose, it howls and raves like the shackled and tortured beast that…

— Nick Land

“A person who holds strong convictions might appear inflexible, impolite, or exceptionally obtuse, when they are merely direct.”

— Kilroy J. Oldster

“Every missed rite of passage leads to a new rigidification of the personality.”

— Richard Rohr