Unsuppressed Quotes & Sayings

He gave me a small, secretive smile, a smile that said he knew many things but couldn't share them all at once. — David Benioff

Sometimes writing everyday is like pulling teeth, painful, but necessary. — Wendy Swore

I hope each week I grow and impress you guys and make you happy. — Lauren Alaina

Loving you is like a Song I replay every 3 Minutes and 30 Seconds of every Day ... — Lauryn Hill

There are certain books that should be taken away from young writers; that should be prised out of their clutching fingers and locked away until they are all grown up and ready to read them without being smitten. — Anne Enright

Every fiber of my being knows he's a bad person but my whole body doesn't give a shit. — Colleen Hoover

Instructed by history and reflection, Julian was persuaded that, if the diseases of the body may sometimes be cured by salutary violence, neither steel nor fire can eradicate the erroneous opinions of the mind. — Edward Gibbon

You made new rules for the people you loved. They weren't subject to the same judgment criteria you reserved for the rest of the world. In some ways you were way easier on them, and in others, much harder. — Elizabeth Noble

I was my mother's favorite, and she'd help me with everything. — H.R. Giger

Sometimes nature is even crueller than politics. — Clive Barker

If there is one area where equity is crucial and essential,
I think it should be the issue of water. — Kofi Annan

As the books of Job, Jeremiah, and Habakkuk clearly show, God has a high threshold of tolerance for what appropriate to say in a prayer. God can "handle" my unsuppressed rage. I may well find that my vindictive feelings need God's correction - but only by taking those feelings to God will I have the opportunity for correction and healing. — Philip Yancey

In my opinion, understanding who your target audience is, and what they want, and writing to them (and only them!) is the most important component of being successful as an author. — John Locke

Christianity has always looked on sex as in some way indecent and sinful; and for that reason Christians cannot possibly associate a truly religious nature 'with an unsuppressed libido. But that is more than a prejudice.' — Lewis Browne