Emotions Quote by Virginia Woolf

Nothing thicker than a knife's blade separates happiness from melancholy.

— Virginia Woolf

“Sentimentality is the knife that cuts away logic and reason.”

— Sarah Noffke

“Words cut deeper than knives. A knife can be pulled out, words are embedded into our souls.”

— William Chapman

“No knife cuts as swiftly, deeply and precisely as the blade of the Beloved.”

— Tiziana Stupia

“The entire body is the soul, and my knife cuts deep into the flesh; I vow to be always reverent with the edge of…

— E.B. Hudspeth

“...good words - that triumphalism of positivity- but life will claw and eat you - chew you over and over - if you carry…

— John Geddes

“There comes a point in life When you are neither brittle nor bitter, And every time someone tries To break you like a glass,…

— Neelam Saxena Chandra

“The sharpening of the steel was less about the cutting edge of the blade than it was about the cutting edge of the soul…

— Nelson DeMille

“The sharper your knife, the less you cry...for me, it also means cutting those things that get in the way of your passion and…

— Kathleen Flinn

“Words make more revolutions than swords. Words cut deeper than knives. Words cut more cleanly, and leave the victim alive.”

— Alexandria Constantinova Szeman

“What might seem a careless phrase for one can cut deep as a blade for another.”

— Cora Carmack

“Words can be sharp as knives, but cut more deeply.”

— Arash Farzaneh