Quotes About Liaison

#1. Apparently, he uses disguises sometimes in the course of his investigations. In his liaison with Mariah, he used them for discretion. He came to her once dressed as a chimney sweep. Quite invigorating, don't you think?

Deanna Raybourn

#2. But what would they have said to their Liaison? It's like this, Meg. We didn't like that Asia Crane, so we ate her.
When dealing with humans, honesty isn't always the best policy, Vlad thought

Anne Bishop

#3. Our love of life is only an old liaison of which we do not know how to rid ourselves. Its strength lies in its permanence. But death which severs it will cure us of the desire for immortality.

Marcel Proust

#4. The advertising man is a liaison between the products of business and the mind of the nation. He must know both before he can serve either.

Glenn Frank

#5. was happiest finding my own way and did not require a liaison man. It had been my intention to stay on the train, without bothering about arriving anywhere; sightseeing

Paul Theroux

#6. The most loyal and faithful woman indulges her imagination in a hypothetical liaison whenever she dons a new street frock for the first time.

George Jean Nathan

#7. Stick choice should be every drummers first decision. Sticks are the liaison between you and your creative expression on the drums. Getting there the smoothest way is the reason I'm using Vater.

Rikki Rockett

#8. Unfortunately, proof of a Jefferson-Hemings liaison was as fanciful as Professor Ellis' war service.

Ann Coulter

#9. By keeping the price of treatment drugs artificially high, and making sure that only those who can afford it have the opportunity of a cure, we're actually supporting the work that the Ministry of Epidemics does. I mean, look at Africa and our liaison with the Underworld there.

Liz Williams

#10. The kind aunt with whom I lived, herself the purest of beings, always told me that there was nothing she so desired for me as that I should have relations with a married woman: 'Rien ne forme un juene homme, comme une liaison avec une femme comme il faut'.{1}

Leo Tolstoy

#11. Respectability, n. The offspring of a liaison between a bald head and a bank account.

Ambrose Bierce

#12. Anna Wren was not for him. She was of a different class than he, and, moreover, she was a respectable widow from the village. She wasn't a sophisticated society lady who might consider a liaison outside of wedlock.

Elizabeth Hoyt

#13. They're having a liaison!' the woman in the big hat said to her friend. 'They've found love in a jail cell ... '
'There's no liaison!' I said angrily.

Kenneth Oppel

#14. Art is a liaison between some sort of deranged mentality and others who are not going through it.

John Chamberlain

#15. I physically need to make art. Art isn't just a hobby for me. It's not something that I like. It's an intense passion, an ecstatic love affair, with as much turmoil, frustration, exasperation and need as a forbidden liaison.

Sarah Lacy

#16. When you work in the White House you talk to the White House staff all day, so you're talking to the guy who handles the congressional liaison and the guy who's handling domestic politics and the guy who's handling the American economy and so forth.

Elliott Abrams

#17. Recalled Sir Edward Spears, the wartime liaison between Churchill and de Gaulle. We had 15,000 French sailors at Liverpool. I went to speak to them. I tried to persuade them to continue the fighting. Impossible ...

Charles Kaiser

#18. Liaison usually involving two people and their dirty dishes.

Richard Summerbell

#19. Anderson Dawes," the pocked man said. "I'm the Ceres liaison for the Outer Planets Alliance. I think we can help each other. May I come in?" Miller

James S.A. Corey

#20. At last my liaison pulled up before a squat structure of poured concrete buttressed with steel, bleak and featureless, like a sepulcher for people who didn't believe in an afterlife.

James K. Morrow

#21. They were relieved that I was chosen by a human being," she'd said to Angelica in her dry voice. "They were braced for an interspecies liaison.

Edith Pearlman

#22. Once a book has left the brain of the author, it took on a life of its own, and served as the only liaison between the reader and the author. If you read carefully, the book could tell you all sorts of secrets-sometimes about its characters, and sometimes about its creator.

Catherine Lowell

#23. I'm into grilled cheese. Grilled cheese makes me feel beautiful!

Emma Stone

#24. I don't want a job, and I think I've been trying my hardest to make sure I don't have a job.

Mac DeMarco

#25. I have tried to get you off my mind for the entire summer. I know that we don't really know each other. I had to see if I saw you again, if I touched you again, if this, this feeling would still be here.

J.B. McGee

#26. If there was a reason why he preferred the liberal tendency to the conservative one (also held to by many of his circle), it was not because he found the liberal tendency more sensible, but it more closely suited his manner of life.

Leo Tolstoy

#27. Glenn McGrath had a reasonable career in Australia.

Andrew Strauss

#28. I really just started buying art as a passion. I never considered it an investment, but it ended up being a good investment.

Daniel S. Loeb

#29. Being natural is the ultimate secret of our art.

Toshitsugu Takamatsu

#30. I'll ruin everything you are, I'll give you television.

David Bowie

#31. The truth doesn't mind being told every once in a while.

Alysha Speer

#32. Novels seem to me to be richer, broader, deeper, more enjoyable than poems.

Philip Larkin

#33. For most of my relationships, I would have liaisons, and I would feel guilty.

Sandra Bernhard

#34. There is a simple rule: practice a kind of generous selfishness. Give a book to a friend, but don't lend it, because you will never get it back. ~ James Wood, author of The Book Against God.

Leah Price

#35. We need technology in every classroom and in every student and teacher's hand, because it is the pen and paper of our time, and it is the lens through which we experience much of our world.

David Warlick