Quotes About Feminine Wiles

#1. I spent the rest of that day brainstorming. How do you catch a very old, very alert tiger by surprise? Use his weaknesses: food, feminine wiles, poetry, and over-protectiveness. The poor guy didn't stand a chance.

Colleen Houck

#2. Using your feminine wiles to lead my familiar astray. If all you want is dangerous sex, I can give that to you better than he can, and I won't break your heart afterward. - Al to Rachel

Kim Harrison

#3. It's interesting to play a female character who's not ever using feminine wiles to get things done.

Allison Tolman

#4. I had to promise to look him up if I was ever in the City of Angels." She winked to Uncle Bob. "He liked my voice." "Mom," Amber said, utterly appalled. "You used your feminine wiles on a man you don't even know." Cookie smiled. "That's what they're for, honey. Eat your salad.

Darynda Jones

#5. Little did he know, I possessed no feminine wiles. Only the willies and the hibby jibbies.

Penny Reid

#6. ... Turning the simple 'handjob' into something exquisitely erotic seems quite a reasonable goal."

Louise to Acacia, re her husbands immediate future, in Explicitly Sexy

Martin Rinehart

#7. A cocked .38 doesn't feel the same as an unprimed revolver. The frame tightens differently, the trigger is on a hair and this tension is communicated to you and the people around you.

Adrian McKinty

#8. Death to a good man is his release from the imprisonment of this world, and his departure to the enjoyments of another world.

Matthew Henry

#9. I don't like begging money from producers.

David Byrne

#10. It is not a bad thing to desire our own good. In fact, the great problem of human beings is that they are far too easily pleased. They don't seek pleasure with nearly the resolve and passion that they should. And so they settle for mud pies of appetite instead of infinite delight.

John Piper

#11. The few heroic sluts on this great working-girl turf

Christopher Hitchens

#12. I am so wily and feminine that I could live by your side for a lifetime and deceive you afresh each day.

Jane Bowles

#13. Pie in a bed of raw onions. Human skull looking put-upon.
Howl

Diana Wynne Jones

#14. It's a question of dropping the armor and getting up and doing the work you want to do. And film at first is frightening because you are like, 'What's that camera doing?' But then it becomes family and therefore a really wonderful experience.

Ann Dowd