Time Quote by Peter Høeg

“One's perception of time was relative to one's desire for its passage.”

— Beth Fantaskey

“Somehow everything always came down to time, she realized with perfect lucidity. There was either too much or too little. It either passed too…

— R. W. Patterson

“Time is a funny thing. You can go through it and meddle with it, but nothing can stay permanent. So even if everything so…

— Erica Sehyun Song

“Time define the deeds of the moment.”

— Lailah Gifty Akita

“And somehow, the moment, like all moments that had come and gone before, passed right on by.”

— George Wier

“Time is a power of its own, and it may be the only power by which some miracles come to pass.”

— Richelle E. Goodrich

“Each instant was different and new and unrepeatable. That was the very nature of time, ceaselessly realizing itself, in every life.”

— César Aira

“And, in a way, we're all time travelers. Somehow, the entire temporal stream exists, but we're only conscious of a single moment.”

— Jack McDevitt

“Time—and all the events held therein—plays out as it must. We cannot impose our will on it. The only true measure of strength is…

— Michelle Zink

“We must also learn that time itself is indivisible, that every act is a blending of past experience, present situation and future expectancy.”

— Sydney J. Harris

“Time seemed to do that thing everyone knew was impossible. It stood still.”

— Sandra Marton

“I think I might understand the way time works: how its passing is impossible to see but when it's gone, you feel it.”

— Lysley Tenorio