Consecutive Interior Quotes & Sayings

Telling stories to make himself into something that he isn't. We all do it. We all tell stories to make ourselves look better. — Richard House

I remember like it was yesterday. I remember because it was the last time we held hands — David Arnold

I am feeling much better now. I am fairly certain it was your letters that kept me alive. — Lauren Baratz-Logsted

I think the great thing about characters is the ways that they can be surprising. I mean, sometimes you think you've got a lock on a personality, even just in life, and then they'll shock you by their behavior. — Joel Edgerton

Flash turns up the optical volume so that whatever lies behind the lens - be it film or a digital sensor - is a little more receptive. — David Hewson

When senior officers start shooting each other, it's time to leave," said Gamache. "I'm sure it's somewhere in the regulations. — Louise Penny

I do a lot of brainstorming with my editors. — Sara Shepard

And so that means ... "
"We have to rob the Henley," Simon said.
Kat sank onto a truly uncomfortable sofa. "Again. — Ally Carter

Computers are everywhere and you can't even begin to function with a computer unless you have comprehension and an understanding of the English language. — Wally Amos

As the country now turns a new leaf, our ambition is to give hope to each and every Afghan. — Hamid Karzai

The third sign we have for ascertaining whether this dryness be the purgation of sense, is inability to meditate and make reflections, and to excite the imagination, as before, notwithstanding all the efforts we may make; for God begins now to communicate Himself, no longer through the channel of sense, as formerly, in consecutive reflections, by which we arranged and divided our knowledge, but in pure spirit, which admits not of successive reflections, and in the act of pure contemplation, to which neither the interior nor the exterior senses of our lower nature can ascend. Hence it is that the fancy and the imagination cannot help or suggest any reflections, nor use them ever afterwards. — San Juan De La Cruz