Quote by Oscar Wilde

“No. There had been nothing more. Through vanity he had spared her. In hypocrisy he had worn the mask of goodness. For curiosity's”

— Oscar Wilde

“When man created the mirror, he began to lose his soul. He became more concerned with his image than with his self.”

— Stephen R. Covey

“He may have to bring us to the sad realization that everything we have done apart from him is vanity,”

— Russell M. Stendal

“It gratified all the vicious vanity that was in him;”

— Mark Twain

“I'd spent a lifetime becoming a mirror that just reflected back the person others wanted to see, but she didn't want anything. So I…

— Cristin Terrill

“There was a monster in the mirror―one in disguise, a disguise which could not fool his reflection.”

— Fawn Bonning

“I've always resented mirrors for their honesty.”

— Atticus

“I have come to have the firm conviction that vanity is the basis of everything.”

— Gustave Flaubert

“Sometimes the greed and malice of what he sees appalls him so much he thinks he must’ve misunderstood; he looks again, and it’s worse…

— Sarah Perry

“He had the same look on his face that I had every day when I looked in the mirror. He was nothing more than…

— Amy Lichtenhan

“Why do we always ponder on what changes another person had undergone, yet never looking at the mirror to see our changes?”

— Low Kay Hwa

“But strange though it may seem, the more he judged, and the more he realized that men feared and acknowledged his right to judge,…

— Lev Shestov