Hope Quote by Frances Hodgson Burnett

“And secretly I fell prey to the one of the besetting sins of western intellectuals, which normally I abhor: I began to experience envy…

— Theodore Dalrymple

“The less feelings are released, the better they are portrayed in public. The most sensitive soul can hide behind camouflage and the driest eyes…

— Karin Johannisson

“Your repressed feelings desperately try to climb to the surface but fail to do so, and in therapy we seek to reveal -- to…

— Allan Dare Pearce

“In looking back now, I see how it began in my childhood, altho’ I was not conscious of the necessity until ’67 or ’68…

— Alice James

“I lay and cried, and began to feel again, to admit I was human, vulnerable, sensitive. I began to remember how it had been…

— Sylvia Plath

“Emotion is not simply an overplus of feeling; it is life lived at white-heat, a state of wonder. To lose wonder is to lose…

— Oswald Chambers

“Others, I am not the first, Have willed more mischief than they durst: If in the breathless night I too Shiver now, 'tis nothing…

— A.E. Housman

“Everything failed to subdue me. Soon everything seemed dull: another sunrise, the lives of heroes, falling in love, war, the discoveries people made about…

— Bret Easton Ellis

“On the other hand, emotion without truth produces empty frenzy and cultivates shallow people who refuse the discipline of rigorous thought.”

— John Piper

“I suffered unbearable torture in silence, weeping internallyat the sad turn of events, blaming myself bitterly again and again for having delved into the…

— Gopi Krishna

“Loss of any sort should stir up emotion; if it doesn’t, it’s because we’ve trained ourselves to be numb. We’ve bought into the great…

— Natalie Brenner

“There is no suffering, except remorse, so fatal as that which comes from the consciousness of strangled ambition, blasted hope, stifled aspiration. To be…

— Orison Swett Marden