Psychology Quote by Jane Austen

“and didn't know her own mind, but”

— Danielle Steel

“I imagined, too. And so imagination became my nemesis; my mind created monsters out of nothing.”

— Samantha Shannon

“Before marriage she had completely mastered my imagination, for she was a secret to me; and I created the unknown thought before which I…

— George Eliot

“I imagined myself in some way defined by my relation to another creature.”

— Louise Erdrich

“And suddenly, as if her head had cleared, she was quite sure that wonderful things did indeed exist. Even if they’re only in my…

— Diana Wynne Jones

“And, suddenly, as if her head cleared, she was quite sure that wonderful things did indeed exist. Even if they're only in my own…

— Diana Wynne Jones

“I'd become an uncertain creature in her mind, and I found I liked it; she couldn't fathom what else I might be doing when…

— Anna Freeman

“None of this was real, after all. It was just a refuge in her mind.”

— Stephen King

“She looked at nobody, but just before she went out, she raised her eyes and took a speedy glance at me. There was something…

— Agatha Christie

“She had a wild imagination, and sometimes she could fool herself.”

— Kimberly Raiser

“And it occurred to her that she was so used to turning over everything in her mind, as if each thought were an intricate…

— Jacqueline Winspear

“And as soon as I thought this, I tried to think of something else quickly. Because we were so close that I felt sometimes…

— Augusten Burroughs