Quotes About Reflective

I found him most of the time grave-faced, staring ahead of him, and eating frugally.

O brilho dos seus olhos fora substituído por uma suavidade sonhadora e melancólica; eles já não davam a impressão de olhar para os objetos que a rodeavam: pareciam sempre olhar para longe, bem longe — como se fixos fora deste mundo.

I'm on my feet, pacing around the room, punching a fist into my palm, which I stop doing when I realise how drama queen it feels.

the most dreamless and introspective time of day, a sort of midnight of the daytime

I do think I tend to have a darker nature than most.

I'm just a real loner kind of person, and yeah, kinda dark. But I'm happy. Not sad. I'm just shy and nervous.

I'm not a sad person, upset the whole time, but I seem to be quite emotional.

I'm by nature kind of a glum person, but I'm not a sad pathetic

I believe that the vividness experienced in the reading of words is automatically modulated by the constant activation of the reasoning centers of the brain that are used in the process of cocreating the representation of reality the author has intended. By contrast, the visceral vividness portrayed on television has the capacity to trigger instinctual responses similar to those triggered by reality itself -- and without being modulated by logic, reason, and reflective thought.

Ethics as formation, then, is the venture of speaking about the form of Christ taking form in our world neither abstractly nor casuistically, neither programmatically nor purely reflectively.

Coffee makes us severe, and grave and philosophical.

If you met him you'd think the inspector was kind of slow. It was his way of thinking before he spoke so you knew that when the words came out they were just the ones he'd intended.

I'm a private kind of person.

I'm actually a really private person, really withdrawn.

I prefer to be a private person.

I am basically a private person.

I'm a private person. I am quiet.

I have always been a private person.

I make films to explore concepts and raise questions, not tell the audience what to think.

I am not, by nature, an explorer or an adventurer.

That has always been my character - on the pitch I have a strong temperament, but off the pitch I'm more serene, reflective. I manage to separate out those two things.

She looked away and said nothing, but then eventually she nodded, in a way that could have been deeply contemplative, or ruefully determined, or somewhere in between. It was hard to tell.

It was one of those still, grey, pearly days, with no wind, when sky and water seemed to merge into one, and everything was soft and sad and dreamy.

She's one of those people who live way too much in their heads and are too invested in their careful plans.