Quotes tagged ‘Blue’

(14 total)

“Half a century later, Mitchell’s 'Blue' exists in that rarefied space beyond the influential or even the canonical.”

“Girls are red. Boys are blue. Don't even try to make purple.”

— Brad Falchuk, Ryan Murphy, Margaret Booth, Leslie Grossman, imdb.com

“Juan: [to Little] Let me tell you something, man. There are black people everywhere. You remember that, okay? No place you can go in the world ain’t got no black people, we was the first on this planet. [Slight pause] I’ve been here a long time. I’m from Cuba. Lotta black folks in Cuba. You wouldn’t…”

— Barry Jenkins, Tarell Alvin McCraney, Juan, Mahershala Ali, imdb.com

“Oh my God! Periods are Code Blue, because blue is the color of the liquids they use in tampon commercials, because men hate that women bleed!”

— Elisabeth Kiernan Averick, Rebecca Bunch, Rachel Bloom, imdb.com

“What's blue and not heavy at all? Light blue.”

— pblackhorse02, reddit.com

“What is red and smells like blue paint? Red paint.”

— Unknown, thoughtcatalog.com

“Time, I can see, is of no matter in this land. But the sky, the sky is one I know. It is blue, and it is marbled gray.”

— Erin Loechner, amazon.com

“Banks of mist still crossed the blue of the mountains beyond the lake, but here and there a peak was tipped with ocher under the cloudless turquoise of the sky.”

— Vladimir Nabokov, amazon.com

“Images with green, blue, and grey attracted the most number of likes while those with pink, yellow and orange got least attention.”

— Fox Fans, foxfans.com

“Pictures that are primarily blue get 24 percent more likes than photos with red as the primary color.”

— Christina Newberry, blog.hootsuite.com

“The sky grew darker, painted blue on blue, one stroke at a time, into deeper and deeper shades of night.”

— Haruki Murakami, amazon.com

“A green world, a scene of green deep with light blues, the greens made deep by those blues. The air we breathe is freshly sweet, and warm, as though with berries. We are here. We are here. The earth is beautiful beyond all change.”

— William Bronk, amazon.com

“And do you recall the thunderstorms of our childhood? Frightful thunder over the verandah — and at once the most azure aftermath and on everything: diamonds?”

— Vladimir Nabokov, amazon.com

“I must keep quiet for a little space and then walk very slowly along that bright sand of pain, toward that blue, blue wave. What bliss there is in blueness. I never knew how blue blueness could be. What a mess life has been. Now I know everything. Coming, coming, coming to drown me. There it is. How…”

— Vladimir Nabokov, amazon.com