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Quotes About Communication

His heart flat broke open. His throat thickened in a way he was glad the other guys weren't around to see. Unable to speak, he found her other hand, guided it to her heart so she could feel what his fingers were doing beneath her own. He made that symbol, the one she'd pressed into his chest more than a year ago.
~ Joey W. Hill
I want to play with your pussy while I drive. I'm going to keep you talking the whole way, so I can hear your voice break as I get you hotter and hotter.
~ Joey W. Hill
It's never going to be that way with us. Anything you say "stop" about, I respect. No apologies, no guilt on your part, no feeling like you've disappointed me. I want you to feel comfortable saying it. You want to get out of here now?.
~ Joey W. Hill
Only thing worse than a dry fuck is small talk.
~ Joey W. Hill
Tell him... You think it's kinder not to, but it isn't.
~ Joey W. Hill
At one time, the first step in courtship was asking permission to write to the person who interested your affections,
~ Joey W. Hill
Christ, I'm so furious with you.
~ Joey W. Hill
Lauren swallowed. "Lisette also told me... you weren't house-trained." He gave her a knowing look, but said only, "She had one out of two things right.
~ Joey W. Hill
You're being too nice about all this," she said. "You're right about that," he said, surprising her. "If you'd stop being so pitiful, I could drop the whole chivalry thing and stare at your tits.
~ Joey W. Hill
What I like best about this is not seeing you naked, love," Marcus said. He began to massage the bar of soap in the washcloth, creating a rich lather. "Though you are quite beautiful. What I like is knowing Josh is kneeling here beside you and cannot see you.
~ Joey W. Hill
You will explain to me what you are doing. Right after you get down from there and put on some clothes. Now.
~ Joey W. Hill
Tell him why I didn't stop, Marcus." The art dealer sighed. "You never said anything about butterflies, you moron.
~ Joey W. Hill
A népnyelv e kifinomult szellem számára mindent túl közvetlenné, túl személyessé, túl reálissá tett volna. Szüksége volt arra a homályos, távolságtartó, könny? fátyolra, amelyet a latin nyelv vont a dolgok köré.
~ Johan Huizinga
A tudat, hogy szavunk az egész világhoz azonnal eljuthat, olyan ösztönzés, mely öntudatlanul is hatással van a megnyilatkozás módjára, s olyan gazdagság is egyben, melyet csak a legnagyobb szellemóriások viselhetnek el büntetlenül.
~ Johan Huizinga
Molitveni jezik jedini je jezik u kojem nema jezi?nih zabrana. Kako je ve? re?eno, on je obuhvatniji od jezika vjere koja je sigurna u samu sebe. U jeziku molitve može se naime re?i i to da se ne može vjerovati.
~ Johann Baptist Metz
What is the short meaning of the long speech?
~ Johann Friedrich Von Schiller
Poetry is the mother-tongue of the human race.
~ Johann Georg Hamann
Poetry is mother-tongue of the human race; as gardening is older than agriculture; painting than writing; song than declamation; parables,—than deductions; barter,—than trade.
~ Johann Georg Hamann
Poetry is the mother tongue of the human race, as the garden is older than the ploughed field; painting, than writing; song, than declamation; parables, than logical deduction; barter, than commerce. A deeper sleep was the repose of our most distant ancestors, and their movement was a frenzied dance. Seven days they would sit in the silence of thought or wonder; -- and would open their mouths -- to winged sentences.
~ Johann Georg Hamann
Everything that man in the beginning heard, saw with his eyes, contemplated, and felt with his hands, was a living word. For God was the Word. With this Word in his mouth and in his heart, the origin of language was as natural, as near and easy, as child's play.
~ Johann Georg Hamann
I look upon the finest logical demonstration the way a sensible girl regards a love letter.
~ Johann Georg Hamann
Whoever writes in a foreign language must like a lover accommodate his mode of thinking to it. -- Whoever writes in his native language has the authority of a husband in his own house, if he is in command of it.
~ Johann Georg Hamann
Poetry is the mother-tongue of the human race; just as gardening is older than the cultivated field; painting than writing; song than declamation; parables than syllogisms; barter than trade
~ Johann Georg Hamann
Without language we would have no reason, without reason no religion, and without these three essential aspects of our nature, neither mind nor bond of society.
~ Johann Georg Hamann