Quotes About Perspective

On a bien le droit d'avoir une opinion sur sa propre mort.

Quand on a pas d'imagination, mourir c'est peu de choses, quand on en a, mourir c'est trop.

In this business of getting killed, it's no use being picky and choosy…You've got to act as if life were going on, and that lie is the hardest part of it.

On ne perd pas grand-chose quand brûle la maison du propriétaire. Il en viendra toujours un autre, si ce n'est pas toujours le même, Allemand ou Français, ou Anglais ou Chinois, pour présenter, n'est-ce pas, sa quittance à l'occasion... En marks ou francs ? Du moment qu'il faut payer...

Pe m?sur? ce r?mâi într-un loc, lucrurile ÅŸi oamenii se degradeaz?, se stric? ÅŸi încep s? put? anume pentru tine.

youth may be nothing more than a hurry to grow old.

You'll never get a family to understand that a man, related to them or not, is nothing but suspended putrefaction … No family will pay bills for suspended putrefaction …" For

La guerre avait brûlé les uns, réchauffé les autres, comme le feu torture ou conforte, selon qu'on est placé dedans ou devant. Faut se débrouiller voilà tout.

En quelques mois ça change une chambre, même quand on n'y bouge rien. Si vieilles, si déchues qu'elles soient, les choses, elles trouvent encore, on ne sait où, la force de vieillir. Tout avait changé déjà autour de nous. Pas les objets de place, bien sûr, mais les choses elles-mêmes, en profondeur.

Entre el penis i les matemàtiques, senyor Baryton, no hi ha res! Res! Hi ha el buit!

When, grown older, we look back on the selfishness of the people who've been mixed up with our lives, we see it undeniably for what it was, as hard as steel or platinum and a lot more durable than time itself.

Sonuçta savaÅŸ dediÄŸiniz ÅŸey, anlamad???n?z ne varsa odur

She found the combination intriguing. Because there were three, at all times two sisters holding hands would be facing the same direction. And one would be facing a different way. No matter how you looked at it, two would always be united. And one would be separate. But which two? And which one?

Why do you always talk about death?" "Because it's part of us," Quinn said softly "Part of our lives.

She couldn't make someone—Jonathan—understand what she was going through if he wasn't ready to understand.

How couldn't he understand what happened, how death could make one person take to bed and another person sit on a rock

You can have everything in the world, and have nothing. Or you can have little and have it all.

You can't change the way he feels," the doctor said. "But you can change the way you react to what he says and does. You have power over that, Madeleine. His emotions don't have to dictate your responses.

old age homes could look bright but feel gloomy—a place where old people went to die. And that the Sun Center was the opposite—a place where old people go to live.

Sometimes you have to look at what's really bad," he said, "to see what's really good.

None of us ever think our lives would be our lives," Scotty said.

Some adults would never understand what childhood could be. The ones who had grown up happy and loved, who had never seen their parents hurt, who had most of what they needed: Those adults couldn't know.

We cut and sell the apple tree's branches and then are shocked there's no fruit.

The longer you look at an object, the more abstract it becomes, and, ironically, the more real.