Accident Quote by Kazuo Ishiguro

One is not struck by the truth until prompted quite accidentally by some external event.

— Kazuo Ishiguro

“The truth may not always be desirable, that one thing leads to another thing, that facts not only lead forward to resolution, but backwards…

— Sebastian Barry

“When all else has been discarded, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.”

— Douglas Preston

“People stumble over the truth from time to time, but most pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing happened.”

— Winston S. Churchill

“But the truth inevitably found me, as important truths often do, like a lost thought in need of a mind.”

— Jasper Fforde

“Falsehoods not only disagree with truth, but usually quarell among themselves.”

— Dwight L. Moody

“Upon occasion, we misunderstand ourselves, or we lose faith. Whichever the case, we say things we think are true, only to find they are…

— Lisa Valdez

“You will always define events in a manner which will validate your agreement with reality.”

— Steve Maraboli

“It's odd, though, what makes you think about the truth. It's so rarely involved in the events of your life. I quit thinking about…

— Richard Ford

“But when do people ever speak truthfully and when do things ever happen unexpectedly? You know better than me that it's all a fraud…

— Elena Ferrante

“It’s necessary to admit that there's no universal truth about right and wrong when the subjects of your writings come rightly from your heart.”

— Frederick Vanderbuilt

“Each one comes to their own understanding and recognition of truth in their own time, not in yours.”

— T.F. Hodge