Bias Quote by Robert Galbraith

“Intuition, they called it, but Strike knew it to be the reading of subtle signs, the subconscious joining of dots.”

— Robert Galbraith

“Matthew kept hinting that Strike was somehow a fake. He seemed to feel that being a private detective was a far-fetched job, like astronaut…

— Robert Galbraith

“He knew there were two kinds of truth in this world. The truth that was the unalterable bedrock of one's life and mission. And…

— Michael Connelly

“He asked about the newspaper strike, and true to form, he couldn't understand why both parties didn't simply communicate with each other and solve…

— Mitch Albom

“This feeling of intentional inclusivity that I picked up on was so clearly ingrained in the DNA of the event, part of the intention.”

— The Women's March Organizers

“The duty of an investigator was to scratch away at innocence until guilt was uncovered. If no guilt was uncovered then they hadn’t scratched…

— Tom Rob Smith

“...This was probably my biggest mistake: to think that the truth could be captured externally and simply with one's eyes, to imagine a truth…

— José Saramago

“You will agree that such is often the way with matters one has given abiding thought to over a period of time; one is…

— Kazuo Ishiguro

“They told the truth, but they buried it so deep in the footnotes of scientific reports and the jargon of obscure journals that almost…

— Mary Mycio

“Truth resists being projected into the realm of knowledge.”

— Walter Benjamin

“A lawyer's answer...so close to the truth that the truth was able to hide in its shadow.”

— Stephen King

“They thought it was essential to remain skeptical of all inherited truths, the idea being that the individual must find his own answer to…

— Jostein Gaarder