Quotes About Fits

At least if I was picking guys up in fits of drunken idiocy, they were not only handsome, but also even mildly clever.

Aries in his many fits knows no favorites.

With tailored clothing, you can really see where the money went. How it's constructed, how it fits your body - this becomes very apparent in tailored clothing.

Depression is melancholy minus its charms - the animation, the fits.

True Prayer is the work of relationship, where He moves them from mere information about Him to a one-on-one experience with Him, so that now when they talk about "knowing God," they mean more than, "I understand what you're saying about God," but also, "It fits my experience of Him.

We know no spectacle so ridiculous as the British public in one of its periodical fits of morality.

Her father cocked his head to the side. I can't believe you called me stupid. If the stupid hat fits... she said with a smile.

I sighed. I don't know what to do. Velma Richards seems like a woman who will carry out her threat". "No Doubt It's a crusade for her. " Moments passed. "Not much Christian about it is there?" I felt like snorting. I don't know it pretty well fits with what I've come to expect of Christians.

The Americans are people of extremes, prone to fits of rage and self-destructiveness, but also in possession of an inner strength that no one in history has been able to overcome.

Her harebrained live wire of a daughter, the perpetual overreactor, prone to fits of furious indignation about nothing at all.

If he were a man of strong mind, it only gave him fits; but a person of mere average intellect it usually sent mad.

NMDA receptors are concentrated in the areas that control learning and memory, higher functions like multitasking, and some of the more subtle aspects of personality. When the immune system makes antibodies that attack these receptors, people may have seizures and violent fits.

A woman's fitness comes by fits.

Cause see they call me a menace; and if the shoe fits I'll wear it.

During the late Victorian period, one English woman in Hampshire who suffered from fits reportedly ate an entire New Testament in an attempt to cure her illness, putting each page in the middle of a sandwich.

One clue is that in pseudoscience, every piece fits neatly inside a theory and the scientist is never wrong.