Quotes About Emotions

Conflict, when mismanaged, destroys.

A guy who's actually self destructive is quite fun to play.

Office romances are few, short, and not usually destructive.

Sometimes we equate anger to destructive physical violence, but anger need not be martial.

Parshuram's is a very detailed character. People generally know him as an angry man who goes around cursing. What they are not aware of is the undercurrent of pain behind every curse of his. I bring out this pain in the character.

At 93, so deep in dementia that she didn't remember any details of her life, my mother somehow still knew songs.

The beauty of performance for me is finding details with which to betray character.

We're very private people and we tend to write about our relationships but keep the actual details close to our chests.

We can't determine our emotions, but we can choose our attitudes and actions.

I think that's an incredible thing that we can do as actors - to feel empathy toward someone that you may otherwise detest, you know?

I don't detest Arsenal because of the way Wenger treated me.

There's two or three managers I can't stand. I detest them and they know that.

What happened was, when I got into the brawl in Detroit, I was transitioning into a different type of person, that person that I've become, but that game had so many emotions involved.

After my conviction, I was devastated. I had never believed that I would be convicted.

I'm gutted, devastated that in front of my own fans I've lost my belt.

A betrayal in a family is much more devastating than a betrayal among friends, or even lovers.

Just learning that you have MS is such a devastating shock.

Divorce in and of itself, and with children, is devastating.

In a romance novel, the core story is the developing relationship between a man and a woman. The other events in the story line, though important, are secondary to that relationship.

In the back of my mind, when we were developing 'Next to Normal,' I always heard Alice Ripley.

As we grow up and we're developing, our ego needs to be contained, otherwise we'd all be selfish two- and three-year-olds, screaming every time we didn't get our way.

Feelings are at the basis of all ideas. First you have feelings, and then, through those sensations, it develops into ideas.

I think, in the future, we'll assume that every device just knows how to read your emotions.

I cannot lie - I wasn't born a Manchester United fan, but I want everyone to know that a part of my heart will always be a red devil.