Bad Influence Movie Quotes & Sayings

Even if you did drop into someone's consciousness, you'd have all their memories and desires and hang-ups right there in front of you. And as you say, in an eternity you'd get the chance to know everything once enough time had passed. You'd become unable to judge anyone.' 'You'd end up being completely compassionate,' I said. 'You wouldn't be able to judge someone once you understood them and their motivations. You'd become them, like Rowan said, and so it would be like judging yourself. — Scarlett Thomas

The Bible doesn't sugarcoat pain and suffering; it gives you something to move past it. — Jud Wilhite

When I was asked to do a song from 'In the Heights' at the White House in 2009, I chose instead to do 'Alexander Hamilton' because I felt like I was meeting a moment. — Lin-Manuel Miranda

We will never have more affection or passion for God than we understand He has for us. We will never be more committed to God than our understanding of His commitment to us. — Mike Bickle

We need to start to talk about money in ways that dethrone it and make it subject to human ethics and standards of love and decency. — Joel Solomon

That is the gift of taking the long road: you know you're not missing anything. — Melissa Febos

Take control from the moment you step in her place. She'll be pleasantly surprised and impressed. — Auliq Ice

Our true joy is like those sunglasses we've been looking for all over, suddenly realizing they've been propped on our head during our entire search. They're already there, quietly waiting for us to reach up and realize they were never lost at all. — Kelly Corbet

A good Judge conceives quickly, judges slowly. — George Herbert

He was a convinced but hardworked rationalist, always hard at it re-convincing himself of his convictions. — Elizabeth Goudge

Gold all is not that doth golden seem. — Edmund Spenser

Lauren is tethered to religion. — Matthew Quick

You want so very much to adhere to your comfortable, uncomplicated contrasting color scheme. But that part of you that is no longer delicate, the pieces of you that have been impressed upon time and time again are making it difficult. You are beginning to understand, perhaps quite reluctantly, that life is cast in shades of grey. And that grey, whether it leans towards a lighter washed out version, or towards a never ending darkness, is not in the business of solace. — Tamara Thiel