Top 100

Top 80 Nghi Vo Quotes (2024 Update)
Page 2 of 2

Nghi Vo Quote: “The sky went a flat aluminum gray with sullen purple highlights, a warning of danger.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “You can only praise a mammoth when you are alone with her and no one else can hear.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “As the sun grew ripe and started to stop towards the horizon, Scholar Dieu read the poem, and as she did, it came to Ho Thi Thao how very beautiful she was. She has been beautiful in bed for three days, which was important, and she was beautiful now, when she was angry at having her way blocked. It came to Ho Thi Thao that perhaps she wanted to learn how else the scholar was beautiful, and even in what ways the scholar might be ugly, which could also be fascinating and beloved.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “Some of those girls had babies inside them, and others had broken hearts or broken heads, but they fed the Mississippi all the same, and I had no interest in being one of them.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “Someone had tied her big toes together with string, a tradition in the East to keep a corpse from walking.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “The barber paused, flicking water droplets from his razor with a brisk snap of his wrist. “Well, I once shaved Governor Liu of Qin Province during the processional, and last summer, I stepped in to thread Crimson Bow’s brows when her own barber was ill.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “When I looked at famous Jay Gatsby, soul gone and some terrible engine he called love driving him now, I could see that for him, the world was always ending. For him, it was all a wreck and a ruin, and he had no idea why the rest of us weren’t screaming.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “Always will my soul reach for yours.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “I spared him the trouble of coming up with a reason to talk to me, instead plucking the drink from his hand. It was a bijou, vermouth and gin flavored with absinthe; a strange choice for Nick if it was a choice he had made at all.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “I sit in the moon-viewing pavilion, the hem of my sleeves wet from tears, and I cannot see for the grief has stolen my eyes, and I cannot speak for the grief has stolen my tongue.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “She disappeared like Kazu did, like any number of women did over the years, unremarked, and their demise as unremarkable as surely they were not.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “Back in Louisville, that high wet smell coupled with the uncomfortable prickling heat meant that a twister was on the way, crossing the flat cropland with a destructive fury that was out to ruin lives. We were in the East, however, and we had other ways to ruin our lives.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “No one likes a prodigy, after all.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “Angry mothers raise daughters fierce enough to fight wolves.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “Being close to her was like being warmed by a bonfire, and I had been cold for a long time.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “Ugly women, beautiful women, what foolishness. Most of us are lucky if we’re born with a measure of common sense in our heads.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “I would never be adorable and bubbling over with praise for myself and others. Instead, I was still and cold, and had to hope that was enough.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “I’m curious, though, and my father said that if I could be curious instead of afraid, things would probably work out some kind of right.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “We followed his arm to where Anna Farnsworth languished beneath the ghostly lights, the illumination giving her a flickering phosphor tint. She had just appeared in The Girl on the Strand, utterly scandalous. It was common tat around New York that an old wizard had made her from a whole garden’s worth of peonies. He should have made her out of something more sturdy, because she was looking wilted under the August heat.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “You left too soon, and that is unfair, but we are not the ones who sped you on your way. Forgive us what we did, and do not follow us when we go.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “I am yours, and so I will be your light and your laughter. I am yours, so open your eyes to look at me, and open your mouth so that I may kiss it. I am yours, I am yours, and nevermore will I leave.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “Aunt Justine once gave me some advice when I was newly come to New York. If I was going to be passing anything more than time in public with a man, I should always find out what happened when he heard no, whether it was from me, a taxi driver, a waiter, or his employer. “You may decide what to do after that,” she said, “but most times, your course of action will be clear.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “I wanted what Clarissa Montgomery had, the ability to take those looks, to bend them and to make them hers, to make the moment hers, to make the whole world hers if she wanted. I wanted that, and that want was the core of everything that came after.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “They were Dieu’s favorite lines, and she was almost afraid to look up to see how the tiger took them. When you love a thing too much, it is a special kind of pain to show it to others and to see that it is lacking.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “You will never remember the great if you do not remember the small.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “The world is built on who carries what and for who.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “The party was winding down into a graceless mess, something that had always irritated me. People are at their worst in transition, moving from one life to another. All of Gatsby’s beautiful people were being revealed for the sloppy, irritable, wayward, and human creatures they really were.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “And so you came to my house on the soft pads of a midwinter kitten, the whisper of your black tresses sweeping your heels, and so you came to my heart just as quietly. Why, then, did you make such a terrible noise when you let go of my hand and departed, a great trumpeting of horns, a great beating of drums?”
Nghi Vo Quote: “I will share every meal that I ever have with you. I will let you eat first from every dish and drink first from every cup.”
Nghi Vo Quote: “Did you keep it?” I asked. I wouldn’t have been so sanguine about taking gifts from someone like Gatsby, but she gave me an indignant look. Things were different where she came from, apparently, or perhaps she wasn’t so very bright. “Two hundred and sixty-five dollars, gas blue with lavender beads? Of course I did!”
Nghi Vo Quote: “She was clever and determined. I could see it in her tigers, in the life she had built so far away from everything either of us had ever known. I needed a silver screen to give me a dream, but she had painted her own out of nothing at all.”
PREV 1 2 NEXT
Motivational Quotes
Inspirational Entrepreneurship Quotes
Positive Quotes
Albert Einstein Quotes
Startup Quotes
Steve Jobs Quotes
Success Quotes
Inspirational Quotes
Courage Quotes
Life Quotes
Swami Vivekananda Quotes
Focus Quotes

Beautiful Wallpapers and Images

We hope you enjoyed our collection of 80 free pictures with Nghi Vo Quotes.

All of the images on this page were created with QuoteFancy Studio.

Use QuoteFancy Studio to create high-quality images for your desktop backgrounds, blog posts, presentations, social media, videos, posters and more.

Learn more