Quotes About Observant

I'm probably, like, the nosiest person you'll ever meet. Not in a rude way, but I like to be in the know.

I am not the guy who will go and talk for the sake of talking.

I think I was a born scientist.

I don't attend film parties; I am anti-social. I don't drink, also. Because I don't go out, I don't know what's happening gossip-wise.

I was always a self-conscious person.

I like that about the English people. They are sharp.

I'm always looking over my shoulder.

Kids are so shrewd.

I'm a very passive investor.

I wouldn't describe the artist Theaster Gates as a mentor, but I pay attention and keep my ears open when I'm with him.

I think that being perceptive and having interests is nothing but an asset.

I was a really nervous kid. I was extremely sensitive. Incredibly perceptive.

I'm not a perfectionist. I'm just very observant.

I'm not the kind of person who walks in a room and is just like, 'Hi everybody!' I'm more somebody who is quiet and who isn't good at starting conversations.

The best thing about animals is that they don't talk much.

On the Decker bus she often gave up her seat to older passengers or to women with young children, she was nervously alert to the needs or near-needs of other people. It pleased and excited her to see the space she'd occupied taken, the emptiness where she had been so readily filled in.

Investigative reporters are natural snoops. - Gabriel Allon

When passing a door-post watch as you walk on, inspect as you enter. It is uncertain where enemies lurk or crouch in a dark corner.                               Hávamál

Just the whole city watching

Downstairs in the lounge, by the third pillar from the left, there sits an old lady with a sweet, placid, spinsterish face and a mind that has plumbed the depths of human iniquity and taken it all as in the day's work....where crime is concerned, she's the goods.

Everybody in St. Mary Mead knew Miss Marple; fluffy and dithery in appearance, but inwardly as sharp and as shrewd as they make them.

The vicar, a gentle, middle-aged man, was always the last to hear anything.

Always looks as though she's seeing things other people don't see. But she's got a lot of character. She makes herself felt, as you might say.

Aunt Jane,' said Raymond, looking at her curiously, 'how do you do it? You have lived such a peaceful life and yet nothing seems to surprise you.' 'I always find one thing very like another in this world,' said Miss Marple.