Quote by William Shakespeare

“for the eye sees not itself, but by reflection, by some other things.”

— William Shakespeare

“Only by looking at others, he once told me, are we able to see ourselves.”

— Michael Paul Mason

“What do we see when we gaze into the mirror, beyond our simple reflection? We see what others cannot, we see the truth.”

— James T. Barrett

“My eyes are not worthy to look upon your face, yet they will not rest until they see you again.”

— Cara Lynn Shultz

“The eyes of another can be a mirror more effective than water. If you will look at me, I can see my reflection in…

— Cassandra Clare

“Your eyes are the shade of intelligence, able to pierce a man’s heart with merely a glance. As they have done so to mine.”

— Elizabeth Boyle

“The eye is always drawn to light, but shadows have more to say.”

— Gregory Maguire

“If you see it's impossible, you may use others' eyes.”

— Toba Beta

“You may speak with your eyes, but I am not blind.”

— Chami Rupasinghe

“Indeed, it is very far from accurate to say that we see with our eyes. The eye is blind but for the idea behind…

— George B. Bridgman

“You see only what is before your eyes and not what is behind the eyes of others.”

— Bernie Mcgill

“Cort. He used to tell us that a one-eyed man sees flat. It takes two eyes, set a little apart from each other, to…

— Stephen King