Quotes About Interpretation
Was your husband upset?' 'How can you tell with an Englishman?
~ Ben Aaronovitch
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I hate it when people listen to what I say in an inappropriate fashion.
~ Ben Aaronovitch
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The entirety of existence was a text waiting to be read.
~ Ben Ehrenreich
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A single message, no matter how apparently unambiguous, can mean more than one thing. I'm counting on it.
~ Ben Ehrenreich
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Artists don't create society, they reflect it
~ Ben Elton
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an intention that radiates out of you. It's humility and gratitude. It's about living inside the notes, and between them, and understanding that each of those notes may mean a completely different thing to each person in an audience. Once it leaves your fingertips or your lips, it's no longer yours. Maybe it never was.
~ Ben Folds
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Trying to determine what is going on in the world by reading newspapers is like trying to tell the time by watching the second hand of a clock.
~ Ben Hecht
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El lector es un crítico con una ocupación importantísima: complacerse a sí mismo.
~ Ben Hecht
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Reader, look,Not at his picture, but his book.
~ Ben Jonson
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I formed several possible stories out of her speech, formed them at once, so it was less like I failed to understand than that I understood in chords, understood in a plurality of worlds.
~ Ben Lerner
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The fatal problem with poetry: poems.
~ Ben Lerner
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The language of poetry is the exact opposite of the language of mass media," I said, meaninglessly.
~ Ben Lerner
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Objecting to the diagnosis of penis envy was a sure sign of penis envy.
~ Ben Lerner
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Then he imagined his narrator standing before it, imagined that the gaslight cut across worlds and not just years, that the author and the narrator, while they couldn't face each other, could intuit each other's presence by facing the same light, a kind of correspondence.
~ Ben Lerner
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Maybe I liked his sculpture more when I couldn't get close to it, had to see it from a fixed position through a pane of glass, so that I had to project myself into the encounter with its three-dimensionality.
~ Ben Lerner
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I became fascinated with this phenomenon of hearing loud voices at a distance and trying to account how I knew they were loud when I can barely hear them. Something about their shapes or their shapelessness or the way they filter through the walls.
~ Ben Lerner
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I wish all difficult poems were profound. Honk if you wish all difficult poems were profound.
~ Ben Lerner
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If he had the language, he wouldn't express himself with symptoms.
~ Ben Lerner
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CAPTAIN RAMIREZ: "Ootunondumi rabo Caaguazu." FRANCISCO: "Bokinmaginum sinking." RAMIREZ: "Help.
~ Ben Macintyre
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Everyone rehearses their recollections, believing that the more often an event is remembered, the closer we come to its reality. This is not always true. Most people tell a version of the past, and then either stick to or embellish it.
~ Ben Macintyre
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Ernest Hemingway based Robert Jordan, the main character in For Whom the Bell Tolls, partly on Umar Mamsurov.
~ Ben Macintyre
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When told to do something, he tended to "obey not the order which he had actually been given by a superior, but rather the order which that superior would have given if he had known what he was talking about.
~ Ben Macintyre
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It is perfectly possible for two people to listen to the same words and hear entirely different things.
~ Ben Macintyre
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The sign red "Sky and Celery." Closer, it read "Ski and Cyclery.
~ Ben Marcus
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