Communication Quote by Cassandra Clare

“(That was another thing hearing people did—made too-large movements. It was tantamount to shouting.)”

— Lou Ann Walker

“Ah! I had been screaming. I realized it. Lots of mortals around me, high up in the night, were telling me to be quiet.”

— Anne Rice

“And when enough people are quiet for long enough, a handful of voices can give the impression that everyone is screaming.”

— Fredrik Backman

“So many people, he thought, don't listen to the content of what you say but only to the noises you make.”

— Tracy Kidder

“Well, that was embarrassing. There was nothing wrong with talking to the voices in my head--unless everyone else was listening in.”

— Kate Carlisle

“I wanted to shout myself into his ear.”

— Jonathan Safran Foer

“I don't know how it all at once came to me to talk a lot, tell jokes, kick up, and suddenly have views. When…

— Saul Bellow

“It sounded to him like the noise of too many mouths that talk and too few minds that think.”

— Lisa Unger

“The voices in my head started as disjointed whispers, so unconnected that they didn't make any sense. But, those whispers were coming together, becoming…

— Melissa Brown

“What was the point of a little voice? Weren't voices for being heard?”

— Brandon Sanderson

“I wondered how many voices there were living in my head, and how they could all have such different opinions.”

— Alexander Gordon Smith

“Lord, teach me to listen. The times are noisy and my ears are weary with the thousand raucous sounds which continuously assault them.”

— A.W. Tozer