Quotes About Conversation
All communication problems are because we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply.
~ Unknown
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Awkwardly standing there, as your friend is talking to someone you don't know.
~ Unknown
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Most of the time in married life is taken up by talk.
~ Friedrich Nietzsche
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Oh, I could spend my life having this conversation - look - please try to understand before one of us dies.
~ John Cleese
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Communicate in the true sense with loved ones. Drop your high tech devices and engage in real talk. See the difference it makes .
~ Mufti Ismail Menk
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Not every girl wants to be in relationship. Some just want good company, a guy to vibe with,converse and laugh with, not in a rush, start of simple, and let the rest left find itself. Having someone to talk to and feeling comfortable around them is quite beautiful, and it's a good feeling
~ Unknown
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That moment at night when you're sleepy but you don't want to end the fun text conversation with your friends.
~ Unknown
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Im tired, tired of putting more effort than you do. I'm tired of always having to start the conversation and if I dont, you don't even bother. I keep telling myself that if you wanted to talk to me, you would.
~ Unknown
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That moment when you are really sleepy but you don't want to go to sleep because you are talking to that special someone.
~ Unknown
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M. de Charlus and M. de Sidonia had each of them immediately detected the other's vice, which was in both cases that of soliloquising in society, to the extent of not being able to stand any interruption. Having decided at once that, in the words of a famous sonnet, there was 'no help,' they had made up their minds not to be silent but each to go on talking without any regard to what the other might say.
~ Marcel Proust
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You hadn't heard 'Teaser Augustus'?" the Princesse d'Épinay would ask. "But of course," the Marquise de Bavano would reply with a blush, "the Princesse de Sarsina-La Rochefoucauld told me about it, but not in quite the same terms. But it must have been so much more interesting to hear it repeated like that in the company of my cousin," she added, as though she had been speaking of a song accompanied by the composer himself.
~ Marcel Proust
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He was the offended party, he was owed an explanation. In fact there is almost always, attached to the idea of a conversation which might clear up a misunderstanding, some other idea which for one reason or another makes us reluctant to have that conversation.
~ Marcel Proust
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I have never said a word to you before about my illness. But as you asked me, and as now I may die at any moment … But whatever I do I mustn't make you late; you're dining out, remember," he added, because he knew that for other people their own social obligations took precedence of the death of a friend, and could put himself in her place by dint of his instinctive politeness.
~ Marcel Proust
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And while Bloch's eye gleamed as he thought of what the conversation of these marvellous people must have been, I was thinking that I had exaggerated my pleasure in their society, having never got any until I was alone and could differentiate them in my imagination. Did Bloch realise this?
~ Marcel Proust
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I learned that identical emotions do not spring up in the hearts of all men simultaneously, by a pre-established order. Later on I discovered that, whenever I had read for too long and was in a mood for conversation, the friend to whom I would be burning to say something would at that moment have finished indulging himself in the delights of conversation, and wanted nothing now but to be left to read undisturbed.
~ Marcel Proust
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Conversation, which is friendship's mode of expression, is a superficial digression which gives us nothing worth acquiring. We may talk for a lifetime without doing more than indefinitely repeat the vacuity of a minute.
~ Marcel Proust
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But the intensity of her mimicry could not fill the place of that light which is absent from our eyes so long as we do not understand what people are talking to us about.
~ Marcel Proust
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He was one of that class of men who, apart from a scientific career in which they may well have proved brilliantly successful, have acquired an entirely different kind of culture, literary or artistic, of which they make no use in the specialised work of their profession, but by which their conversation profits.
~ Marcel Proust
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We are bored at a dinner-table because our imagination is absent, and because it is bearing us company we are interested in a book.
~ Marcel Proust
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whenever I had read for too long and was in a mood for conversation, the friend to whom I would be burning to say something would at that moment have finished indulging himself in the delights of conversation, and wanted nothing now but to be left to read undisturbed.
~ Marcel Proust
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Really, I find all that sort of thing too deadly. Listen, it's not always as boring as this at my parties. I hope that you will soon come and dine again as a compensation, with no pedigrees next time," she murmured, incapable both of appreciating the kind of charm which I could find in her house and of having sufficient humility to be content to appeal to me only as a herbarium, filled with plants of another day.
~ Marcel Proust
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but the steps of thought we take during the lonely work of artistic creation all lead us downward, deeper into ourselves, the only direction that is not closed to us, the only direction in which we can advance, albeit with much greater travail, toward an outcome of truth. Moreover, friendship is not just devoid of virtue, as conversation is, it is actively pernicious.
~ Marcel Proust
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But Mme. de Cambremer-Legrandin spent part of the year in the country. Even in Paris, being an invalid, she was largely confined to her own room. It is true that the drawbacks of this mode of existence were noticeable chiefly in her choice of expressions which she supposed to be fashionable and which would have been more appropriate to the written language, a distinction that she did not perceive, for she derived them more from reading than from conversation.
~ Marcel Proust
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it was the moment in which a sane man who is talking to a lunatic has not yet perceived that his companion is mad
~ Marcel Proust
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