Conundrum Quote by Richelle E. Goodrich

“The real conundrum”

— Andrew Marr

“Leaving this conundrum”

— M. Louisa Locke

Words repeated again have as another sound, so another sense.

— Michel de Montaigne

“Sometimes I view members of the elite with an almost primal scorn—recently, an acquaintance used the word “confabulate” in a sentence, and I just…

— J.D. Vance

“Consider the possibility that many of the things you hear and say are utter nonsense and meaningless repetitions of noise.”

— Bryant McGill

“Back to the root of the word “profundity,” it means insightful and understanding.”

— Pearl Zhu

“Sometimes, when people speak, I cease listening to their words and zoom in instead on the cadence, and it can seem lovely, and at…

— Rosie O'Donnell

“live in sound, always in noise. Perhaps because it is so constant, the art of listening to them falls off, and so many things…

— Gary Paulsen

No matter which word it is, when I pronounce repeatedly, it ends up sounding utterly ridiculous and meaningless to me.

— Franz Grillparzer

“One of the difficulties of thinking clearly about anything is that it is almost impossible not to form our ideas in words which have…

— A.A. Milne

“You’re going to do twenty briefings, and they’ll all sound exactly the same to you. But that’s what you want, because the person who…

— Adam Lashinsky

“Let the letters clash forming an invisible meaning of a sunny night, freezing chimney, and silent screams. When words betray you, hold on to…

— Mona Naqi