Belief Quote by Rick Riordan

“mortal minds could believe just about anything—except the truth.”

— Rick Riordan

“I had come to believe that there was something sacred in telling stories and telling them true.”

— Kirby Larson

“Wolf apparently holds me to some kind of moral standard that he himself doesn't even observe but thinks I should.”

— Alecia Whitaker

“They spoke of a dream of a child who bore the heart of a wolf.”

— Robin Hobb

“I believed him because the truth is never hard to recognize. Nothing is ever quite so drab and repetitious and forlorn and ludicrous as…

— Budd Schulberg

“…it will be possible, in the time of the wolf, to kill the gods.”

— A.S. Byatt

“Leowin: Don't worry Luthiel. 'Truth's existence never depended upon belief.”

— Robert Fanney

“Only a fool would blindly believe everything she was told.”

— Alison Goodman

“Even the boy who cried wolf was right about the wolf once.”

— Sherry Thomas

“And sitting there, sea drifting in around them, Wolf had understood for the first time what kind of life he wanted to live with…

— Jennifer Egan

“A wolf was no less a wolf because a whim of chance caused him to run with the watch-dogs.”

— Robert E. Howard

“The wolf had stolen his last bit of remaining life, but at least he’d die a man.”

— Sarah Noffke