Quote by Paul Ekman

“Sometimes people do what they think is for the best, and their intentions are misinterpreted.”

— Theresa Breslin

“Every time I make an assumption about someone who has hurt or disappointed me without confirming it, I believe a lie about this person…

— Peter Scazzero

“later you might discover that what you said is not true. When you do not know that what you are saying is untrue, you…

— Joy Berry

Whatever is almost true is quite false, and among the most dangerous of errors, because being so near truth, it is more likely to…

— Henry Ward Beecher

“Remember, it’s easier to believe an outlandish lie confirming what you suspect than the most obvious truth that denies it,”

— Michael J. Sullivan

“You might cause someone to believe something that is not true by acting a certain way. You are lying when you do this.”

— Joy Berry

“A person who falsely believes he or she is knowledgeable will not seek out clarification of his or her beliefs, but rather rely on…

— Sunday Adelaja

“I believe a lot of the misinterpretation in communication comes from the fact that we in our desire to be understood are missing the…

— John Posch

“Don't fall victim to believing something is completely wrong because you found an error contained therein. In the same way, don't believe something to…

— J.S. Felts

“For this is one of those disheartening instances where truth requires full as much bolstering as error.”

— Herman Melville

“People who often falsely accuse, who repeatedly disbelieve the truthful, establish a relationship that makes fear signs ambiguous, likely whether their suspect is truthful…

— Paul Ekman

“When someone would mistreat, misinform, misuse, misguide, mishandle, mislead… or any other "mis"… to others, they’re obviously missing something from their lives.”

— Donald L. Hicks