Quotes About Moment

Age is so immaterial. Isn't this all just the blink of an eyelash?

Love stories seek to demonstrate the great truth of love: that we discover eternity in a moment that dies immediately after.

Everyone is the dude or woman for the moment they're in sometimes. And that's why I believe in fate and believe in God. I think there are things that are out of your circumstances. There are other forces, and you have to either relent and accept, dive in and immerse, or you can fight against it and probably be more aggravated than is necessary.

Now is eternity; now is the immortal life.

When you're used to looking through a stills lens and you have to capture an emotional moment, and that picture is not moving and yet it has to have impact, I think that's the first influence on my style.

There was never a moment when I was like, 'I'm going to enter the public conversation on the importance of female nudity.'

The important thing is to remember what most impressed you and to put it on canvas as fast as possible.

It is only at the first encounter that a face makes its full impression on us.

My belief is you have one chance to make a first impression.

To have a Beatle doing an impression of you, I almost retired at that moment.

The thing about improv that I really love in scripted television is that it really makes a moment authentic.

A major component of jazz is improvisation, which forces you to stay in the moment because you never know what will be coming up. There's a lot of freedom and space available as you improvise around the chord changes.

I know there are some actors who are just brilliant at improvising and brilliant at just being in the moment and doing it there and then. I'm not one of those actors.

I didn't realize the ceiling that I had, and I don't think a lot of players understand what they're capable of. Some of them dream of what they're capable of, but you don't really understand until you get in the moment and you give it everything you got and see in the end where you can end up.

Living in the past or living in the future - those aren't real. The moment is now, and that's where safety and comfort and all that good stuff is.

I once gave a character in a novel my inability to get past the same point in any work of philosophy: that moment when seeing is suddenly occluded and you know you can go no further.

I'm not sure plays tell people anything. I think plays include an audience in an experience that is happening in that moment, and that's the specialness. What people take away has almost as much to do with what they bring as what we do.

Paine was understandably concerned at first that the outbreak of fighting would disrupt his new livelihood. He wrote to Franklin, "I thought it very hard to have the country set on fire about my ears almost the moment I got into it." But then he grabbed a torch.

After all, the past is such a little thing, one can drown it in a drop. And the future is so big.

I cannot escape the objection that there is no state of mind, however simple, that does not change every moment.

Wherever anything lives, there is, open somewhere, a register in which time is being inscribed.

Our youth we can have but to-day, We may always find time to grow old.

Et toi, Grand-mère, comment vas-tu ? - Moi ? J'existe. C'est déjà une occupation de chaque instant.

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