Quotes About Depth

You have not truly met someone until you have looked him or her in the eye as a soul with a place in your future.

The water is deep and dark. It shines like treacle in the lights from the boat. You'd go down, down, down.

He touched her cheek, and he looked into her eyes. He saw his whole world there

Every time he thought he knew everything about her, had unwillingly memorized every last detail, something inside her flickered and changed, and he felt himself falling anew.

What do you feel?" he asked. "Everything!" she said, laughing. "What do you hear?" "The music." Her eyes widened with excitement. "I hear the music as I've never heard it before." His hands tightened, and the space between them diminished by several inches. "What do you see?" he asked. Sophie stumbled, but she never took her eyes off his. "My soul," she whispered. "I see my very soul.

He did things to her, she realized. Strange, shivery things that left her breathless. He need only to look at her—not in his usual, conversational way, but to really look at her, to let his eyes settle on hers, deeply blue and insightful, and she felt naked, her soul bared.

How love feels," he clarified. "Do you think it could possibly be different for different people? If you loved someone, truly and deeply, wouldn't it feel like…like everything?

Hay más en ti de lo que ven los ojos

I think I'm a lot more complicated than my looks might indicate.

Everyone's got this hidden infinity that you only get glimpses of. They're always more complex than your conception of them will allow.

As an actor, you want to be able to move your character forward into new ground, but also it's really interesting to go backwards and unpeel those layers and the interesting elements of what your character is and what informs the decisions that you make so that you can have as much meat to work with.

'I Will Not Be Broken' has really become very healing for me. Any time you go through a cataclysmic event... it's going to inform the richness that you sing from... The experiences of life make all your emotions, I think, deeper.

I try to inhabit each of the characters as fully as I can, however short-lived they are. But most of my show happens offstage.

I want people to find their inner depth.

No one can be an artist without a rich inner life.

When a character has so many secrets and so much inner life, it's a joy to play those characters because you can use your craft.

We want our content to be insightful in every way.

If you want to do things right, you have to dig deep for that inspiration.

I get inspired by my friends, and if a friend is a writer, that is even deeper.

With work and life, your true depth can become an alien thing to you. Your gut feelings, your instincts become buried.

There will never be a day where the depth of integration, unless it was all built from the bottom ground up, will be integrated as any of us would like.

In grad school, I led a bit of a double life. I don't mean gender-wise - I just mean intellectually.

You can't understand a character intellectually, you have to become one with its emotional core.

Femme people exist, and they are layered and they are complex and they are intelligent.