Language Quote by Virginia Woolf

“She heard it as though it were what language was made for”

— Toni Morrison

“She invented her own language to say what everyone else could only feel.”

— Hannah Kent

“He knew enough of their language to understand her words. But speaking”

— Mark Wayne McGinnis

“Once again, she speaks in another language when things get awkward.”

— Gina Marinello-Sweeney

“Her past was finally speaking to her in a language she understood.”

— Abby Slovin

“Indeed, in many respects, she was quite English, and was an excellent example of the fact that we have really everything in common with…

— Oscar Wilde

“In the superficial activity of her life, she was all English. She even thought in English. But her long blanks and darkness of abstraction…

— D.H. Lawrence

“Now yet again I discover I do not have the language, the lingo, to talk to her about this, or about anything. We have…

— Sebastian Barry

“sometimes it is necessary for us all to pretend together that language can really mean.”

— Jill Talbot

“This is how it always is when I finish a poem. A great silence overcomes me, and I wonder why I ever thought to…

— Jalaluddin Rumi

“I never said to myself, I am longing; that feeling lived at a level below language.”

— Lauren Slater

“She looks like there are no words inside her at all, like language has taken a vacation from her life and left her alone.”

— Meredith Miller