Imprisionment Quotes & Sayings

Over them, in a swaying, muddy mist, hung the flies, snoring on a single note. — John Le Carre

I love you enough to never make you choose. — Katie McGarry

He's a hothead and I'm a coward. Perhaps that's why we're friends - we fit around each other's wrong places, make something that's almost whole. — Stephen King

If he ever changes his stance on something, it's because he's received new information. — Heather Graham

If you think you stink, you probably do. — Buddy Rich

If one divided all of human science into two parts - the one common to all men, the other particular to the learned - the latter would be quite small in comparison with the former. But we are hardly aware of what is generally attained, because it is attained without thought and even before the age of reason; because, moreover, learning is noticed only by its differences, and as in algebraic equations, common quantities count for nothing. — Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Mutations are exciting, there aren't nearly enough of them. — Doug Stanhope

If you can't stop the bad thoughts from coming to visit, at least you can make fun of them while they're hanging around. — Jim Butcher

Period movies are just always a wonderful thing to work on. — Howard Berger

I couldn't read, and it had almost killed me. — Sarah J. Maas

Lhyn watched her with a smile. "You do realize that's your fourth cup and it's not even midmeal. Shouldn't you be starting a bit lower than full addict level?" "I am a full addict; what's the use in pretending? Besides, it's only three and a half cups. — Fletcher DeLancey

Scotland is divided into several police regions. Rebus works for Lothian and Borders Police, whose "beat" covers Edinburgh and most points south until you reach the English border. The region's HQ is based at Fettes Avenue in Edinburgh, and is often referred to by officers as "the Big House." Other main police stations in the capital include St. Leonard's (where Rebus is normally based), Leith (the port of Edinburgh), Gayfield Square and West End. The officer in charge of this region is known as the chief constable. He is served, in decreasing order of rank, by a deputy chief constable (DCC), two assistant chief constables (ACCs), and various detective chief superintendents (DCSs), — Ian Rankin