Quotes About Trust

Appearances can be misleading. You just never know what's inside someone until he's tested.

I have no doubt that the nation has suffered more from undue secrecy than from undue disclosure. The government takes good care of itself.

The owner doesn't ask questions about where the painting has been. He's just happy to have it hanging on his wall again.

In my opinion, most marriages are based either on money or the fear of being alone.

And your new employers?" asked the don. "Every bed has lice," said Keller. "Only the spoon," replied the don, "knows the pot's sorrows.

I suppose it's true what they say. The spouse is always the last to know.

Unlike people, numbers never lied.

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Não sabia o que o seu amigo Adrian Carter estava a dizer ao lendário assassino israelita. Mas tinha a certeza de uma coisa. Iria jorrar sangue. E homens iriam morrer.

I am a spy," Carter said, relighting his pipe. I lie as a matter of course. So do you.

In the Middle East, people of discretion are either spies or terrorists. - Nadia al-Bakari

Daniel Silva

The money, as promised, was in the trunk of the general's official

Walther PPK from the pocket of his overcoat and gave it to Gabriel. "Thank you, Mr. Bond." "It's easy to conceal and packs quite a punch.

You know what they say about family, don't you?" "What's that?" "It's the other F-word.

Because men who tell one lie usually tell others. - Gabriel Allon

They were racing westward along the A89 Autoroute, the chief of the Israeli secret intelligence service and the future king of Saudi Arabia.

Sometimes the only person you can trust is your enemy. - Gabriel Allon

American presidents come and go, but we spies ensure. – Ari Shamron

We did what we always do. We closed ranks, burned our files, and waited for the storm to pass.

by knowing someone's needs and doing them a favor, you own them. You will be able to get them to do a lot more for you, further down the line, when you need them to.

With anything that would make things better, believe as much as you can—then believe a little more.

Where there is doubt, faith has its reason for being. Clearly faith is not needed where certainty supposedly exists, but only in situations where doubt is possible, even present.

The brain and the eye may have a contractual relationship in which the brain has agreed to believe what the eye sees, but in return the eye has agreed to look for what the brain wants.