List Of Delicate Things Quotes

How Describe The Delicate Thing That Happens When A Brilliant Insect Alights On A Flower? Words, With Their Weight, Fall Upon The Picture Like Birds Of Prey.

The Dance That Happens, Between Actor And Director, Is A Very Delicate Thing...it's Why People Tend To Work Together On Many Films Over And Over.

The Questions Worth Asking, In Other Words, Come Not From Other People But From Nature, And Are For The Most Part Delicate Things Easily Drowned Out By The Noise Of Everyday Life.

The Horror Genre Is An Extremely Delicate Thing. You Can Talk To Filmmakers And Even Psychologists Who've Studied The Genre, And Even They Don't Understand What Works Or What Doesn't Work. More Importantly, They Don't Understand Why It Works When It Works.

To Learn Your Artistry And To Be Able To Perfect That, Is Overwhelming. Especially When You Are Exuding Love. The Human Emotion Is A Very Delicate Thing, So You Have To Be Careful About How You Present It Because It Can Be Kind Of Scary, Or Too Overwhelming If You're Not Careful. So I Try To Just Keep It Love.

The Delicate Thing About The University Is That It Has A Mixed Character, That It Is Suspended Between Its Position In The Eternal World, With All Its Corruption And Evils And Cruelties, And The Splendid World Of Our Imagination.

People From The Past Always Seem To Have Much More Time To Create Beautiful, Intricate, Delicate Things That Often Reach The Future In A Kind Of Curled-up, Capsized State.

It's A Delicate Thing For Me, With How Involved I Am In Social Media And Being A Part Of People's Lives In A Way That They Want Me To.

I Write Two Pages - That's All I Write. It Takes Me About An Hour. I've Learned That's All I'm Capable Of And To Push Myself Beyond That Is Foolhardy. It's A Very Delicate Thing, And I Will Not Abuse It. So I Write Two Pages, Then I Get Up From The Computer.

An Opening Statement Is Like A Guide Or A Road Map. It's A Very Delicate Thing.

It Is A Language Which Is Being Molded By Writers To Do Delicate Things And Yet Be In The Grasp Of Superficially Educated People.

Why Shouldn't We, So Generally Addicted To The Gigantic, At Last Have Some Small Works Of Art, Some Short Poems, Short Pieces Of Music [...], Some Intimate, Low-voiced, And Delicate Things In Our Mostly Huge And Roaring, Glaring World?