Cocteau Beauty Quotes & Sayings
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The amazing advance public attention to this film is surely due not so much to us (I mean to the curiosity our undertaking arouses) as to that Beauty and Beast we thrilled over as children. Happily, there is some remnant of childhood in this jaded public. It is this childhood we must reach. It is the incredulous reserve of the adults that we must overcome. — Jean Cocteau
Beauty cannot be recognized with a cursory glance. — Jean Cocteau
That government is best that governs not at all. — Henry David Thoreau
As they stepped outside into the sandy dusk, the bell on the door jingled faintly in Jackie's mind like a favorite song to which she could no longer quite remember the tune. — Joseph Fink
I suppose the artists invented the firm breasts they put on women, and that in reality all women had flabby ones. — Jean Cocteau
Day didn't fail his Trial. Not even close. In fact, he got the same score I did: 1500 / 1500. I am no longer the Republic's only prodigy with a perfect score. — Marie Lu
Beauty makes one lose one's head. Poetry is born of this decapitation — Jean Cocteau
It's hard being a girl. There are a lot of body image issues that come up and I think the best thing we can do for our kids is lead by example. — Cheryl Hines
The secret to living your life to its potential is to value the important stuff above your own comfort. Therefore, the critical first step to executing well is creating and maintaining a compelling vision of the future that you want even more than you desire your own short-term comfort, and then aligning your shorter term goals and plans, with that long-term vision. — Brian P. Moran
Whether your the brightest or the dullest
In the Midst of any darkness
Any spark can make a great diffrence
to the situation — Sandile Sean Mntla
Today Washington is our Hollywood, the Senate our Warner Bros., the White House our Beverly Hills. People who never read a line of a movie magazine deal with the lives of leaders as if they were Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. — Ellen Goodman