Sharp Features Quotes

#1. She never wore makeup - just those sharp features, take it or leave it.

Jodi Picoult

#2. Don't tell me you fell something for the little ... oh.' The vampire blinked, then curled his lip back, disgust and pity crossing his sharp features. 'Oh, sister. Really? That's just sad.

Julie Kagawa

#3. At that instant the hag's noisy breathing stopped and with it all other sound. Her eyes opened, showing only whites - milky ovals infinitely eerie in the dark root-tangle of her sharp features and stringy hair. The gray tip of her tongue traveled like a large maggot around her lips.

Fritz Leiber

#4. You're a goddam funny kid, Clivey," he said. "I got sixteen grandchildren, and there's only two of em that I think is gonna amount to duckshit, and you ain't one of em - although you're on the runner-up list - but you're the only one that can make me laugh until my balls ache.

Stephen King

#5. They were all very much of a type, tall and narrow-faced, eyes pale blue and pale green and pale gray, their features sharp but oddly empty - young men who has never been lonely or afraid or devastated by grief.

Katherine Addison

#6. Two features would be with her always. Her chin was firm and her mouth was as sweet as a flower and very wide and pink. Her hazel eyes were sharp and intelligent and completely fearless.

John Steinbeck

#7. The game goes round and round, to the rattle of dice and the shuffle of play money.

Ken Kesey

#8. I will never be able to find myself if I isolate myself from the rest of mankind as if I were a different kind of being.

Thomas Merton

#9. One sees clearly only with the heart, anything that is essential is invisible to the eye.- The Little Prince

Antoine De Saint-Exupery

#10. No, she didn't want to find a cure for cancer or make the world a better place for an endangered owl species. She just wanted to be pretty.

Devan Sipher

#11. [Macbeth] is historically set in a place depicted by Shakespeare as brutal and violent, incredibly superstitious, and that's something that I do believe is Scottish.

James McAvoy

#12. Sure, we're the sum of our experiences. If you listen to that song I wrote in 1969, "Dream On," you might get a different view. I may not have been quite sure of what I was doing, but I was on to something.

Steven Tyler

#13. Then there was Buddha meddling in, telling all of the Hindu, Hebrew, Christian and Islamic gods and demons that they were nothing more than unenlightened fear induced figments of nirvana-starved mortals.

Andrew James Pritchard