Marriage Quote by Oscar Wilde

“It occurred to him that perhaps he ought not to have married a woman with such extraordinary eyes.”

— Julia Quinn

“The eye of a man is never satisfied with seeing.”

— Lailah Gifty Akita

“He still had not the slightest understanding of why he had really come; he blamed himself for a late flare of desire crudely masked…

— Herman Wouk

“A man who sees nothing has no use for his eyes.”

— George R. R. Martin

“He looked at his watch and knew he had to get going. He wished he could spend forever staring at her, but he was…

— Daniele Lanzarotta

“And then he again uneasily saw, as he had latterly seen with more and more frequency, the scorn of Nature for man’s finer emotions,…

— Thomas Hardy

“I could no longer look at him. I wished, in fact, for blindness.”

— Haven Kimmel

“Her profession did not fascinate him in the least, and he had no boyhood memories of tenderness or embarrassment to soften him toward the…

— Eleanor Catton

“He saw things he had no words for.”

— Audrey Niffenegger

“He knew very well that his memory detested him, that it did nothing but slander him; therefore he tried not to believe it and…

— Milan Kundera

“His eyes narrowed, and I could see the reflexive No in them. I would come to know this type of man, jealous of his…

— Madeline Miller

“His gaze was unblinking. Lacking eyelids will do that to a person.”

— Jeaniene Frost