Quotes About Mask

I have forgotten my mask and my face was in it. Man

He was never dressed, but costumed to suit some mood of a new self. He was in disguise.

Nothing can make a face more impenetrable than the mask of kindliness.

Man is not what he thinks he is, he is what he hides.

Somehow she was becoming the kind of woman she didn't like, somebody who felt one way but smiled it off in a mask of cheerfulness, the kind of woman who got very good at small talk.

healthy life-years lost to disability, than anything else but heart disease. Depression claims more years than war, cancer, and AIDS put together. Other illnesses, from alcoholism to heart disease, mask depression when it causes them; if one takes that into consideration, depression may be the biggest killer on earth.

ABDITIVE  (A'BDITIVE)   adj.[from abdo, to hide.] That which has the power or quality of hiding.Dict.  

Ik keer me naar de kist. De kist met mijn dood, niet mijn leven. Want mijn leven, dat ben ik, en ik ben eeuwig. Toch kent niemand de waarheid: dat ik voor hen sta als een actrice die na haar laatste applaus het toneel verlaat. Mijn kostuum en mijn masker liggen in de kist, en iedereen denkt dat ik het ben.

If you don't want to know the truth, you'll do anything to disguise it.

Cuando no puedes salvarte a ti mismo o a tu corazón, ayuda ser capaz de salvar las apariencias.

Johannes Burchard. The only man in Rome whose face remains the same be it perfume or shit under his nose.

through life in his vibrant plumage, advertising his presence, hiding nothing, but when he closed his front door behind him the artificial light in his eyes was suffocated, and the face of the Gray Man was pendent like a dead moon in the blackness of his pupils.

Their smiles never lit up their eyes, and

who wore her makeup so thick that you could have carved your initials into her face without drawing blood.

Boldness is a mask for fear, however great.

Our whole life is like a play.

But now it's just another show, you leave em laughing when you go. And if you care, don't let them know, don't give yourself away.

She fears him, and will always ask What fated her to choose him; She meets in his engaging mask All reasons to refuse him; But what she meets and what she fears Are less than are the downward years Drawn slowly to the foamless weirs Of age, were she to lose him.

Appearance in disguise hides the original form.

Don't only look at my smile; realize the pain too; I hide in it and bear.

European states have been banning Muslim women in Europe from wearing the hijab; however, the coronavirus has now compelled not only females but also males around the world to wear life-saving hijab; as English words, Face Masks. Indeed, it verifies the Islamic concept of Hijab protecting from Coronavirus-eyes. It looks like humans are breathing on a science fiction planet, wearing hijabs or masks in various designs and colours; isn't it a Divine warning and penalty?

Mask on the face wins the motives; whereas, loses the character and trust.

The judges, who breach, violate, and break the concept of the constitution and law; they are not fair, to society, even to themselves. They just put the mask on their faces as the judge. However, history is their judge that does not ignore reality.

The vote is a majority dictatorship; its sweet and attractive mask is democracy.