Sin Quote by John Steinbeck

“She understood the nature of sin and knew that its most volatile form was the kind that did not recognize itself.”

— Pat Conroy

“She liked it so much she thought she could become addicted to it. No wonder so many people said such a behavior was a…

— Ellie Macdonald

“She wonders when and how she decided it was sinful to heed her own destiny”

— Cherise Wolas

“... if sin had a taste she’d found it.”

— Megan Mitcham

“She HATED to think about her sins.”

— Anne Taintor

“That was when I saw it: behind the beauty and fake innocence was something else, something cold and calculating. Even when she smiled, I…

— Jamie McGuire

“His sinner, huh? His very own personal sinner. Somehow the concept was very, very appealing.”

— Jae T. Jaggart

“Paulette shook her head and sighed. In her world Grace had failed to meet the responsibility of her own beauty. This was not just…

— Kathleen Tessaro

“She had discovered that her love of knowing was not unnatural or sinful but the direct consequence of a God-given ability to reason.”

— Donna Woolfolk Cross

“Maybe this is another way to think about original sin—the ingrained lure of the possibility of going numb, a habit of acquiescence to it.”

— Krista Tippett

“But why think the more reasons there were to sin, the smaller the sin was?”

— Zadie Smith

“I was the kind bothered less by sinning than by unoriginality.”

— Viet Thanh Nguyen