Quotes About Clarity

Mejor estaría con diablos: de siete veces seis no saben lo que ellas mismas quieren.

Capirsi è bene,non capirsi è meglio

Try to distinguish ignorance from malice. And keep your animus for malice.

Murky thoughts, like murky waters, can serve two purposes only: to hide what lies beneath, which is our ignorance, or to make the shallow seem deep

Stubborness does have its helpful features. You always know what you are going to be thinking tomorrow.

Oh, 'twould be marvelous if the world and its moral questions were like some game board, with plain black players and white, and fixed rules, and nary a shade of grey.

You know why they invented the phrase 'case closed'? What? So that the audience would know it wasn't.

eyes: so transparently enslaved by the soul

One knows one's madnesses, by and large. By and large the knowledge is vacuous.

I used to believe that anything was better than nothing. Now I know that sometimes nothing is better.

You've got to demand the truth from yourself.

I told you, God is not coy. He's more likely to hit you across the forehead with a two-by-four than whisper in your ear

If you don't draw a line in the sand, you will just keep drifting. You have to know what you're willing to do and not willing to do right now.

Whatever the reason, too many are no longer willing to call evil by its name. There is no vision. And when there is no vision, the people perish.

Trust me: if you just pick up the really obvious bread crumbs, you will find that you have more than enough to find your path. It will transform your life. God isn't trying to hide anything from you. He's not being coy or playing games for His own amusement. He's trying hard to show you the way.

Evil is evil, and no good comes of calling it by any other name.

My moods are inversely related to the clarity of the sky.

I don't have a 'side'—I'm responsible for what I say and nothing else.

One of my biggest pet peeves is that I just don't like it when characters do things that are funny to the writer, but you don't know why they're doing it and it doesn't make any sense.

In the beginning there was nothing, and then God created light. There was still nothing but you could see it a lot better.

She only knew that there was something she did not know.

Life's too short to spend time trying to explain the obvious to an idiot.

Now that she had actually seen and accepted reality, and reality brought such a healing calm.

True insanity, as frightening as it might be, gives a sort of obliviousness to the chaos in a life. People who commit suicide are struggling to order their existence, and when they see it's a losing battle, they will finalize it rather than have it wrenched from them. Insanity wouldn't permit that type of clarity.