List Of 44+ Filters Quotes

I Haven't Read A Newspaper In 20 Years. I Don't Look At The Computer Or Anything. You Have To Have A Filter On What You Let In.

I Feel Empowered To Be A Different Kind Of Writer. The Longer I Stay Here, The More Light Filters Into My Work. I Feel Very American. I Belong.

During My Years As A Press Secretary, I Developed A Powerful Internal Filter, Which Worked To Strip All Things 'off Message' From My Thoughts Before They Came Out Of My Mouth. It Didn't Always Work, Of Course, And I Said More Than A Few Things I Regretted.

Brands Are Facing A New Competitive Landscape In Which Self-definition, Core Values And Purpose Will Increasingly Define Their Ability To Reach Customers That Only Allow What Is Meaningful In Their Lives To Pass Through Their Filter.

There Is An Overwhelming Amount Of Information Available To Us All On The Web Each Day, Not To Mention What Is Shared With Us By Our Family, Friends, Fans, And Followers. This Necessitates The Need To Filter Through All That Information And To Decide For Ourselves Where To Put Our Attention.

Words Also Are Filters. They Have To Be Translated. Even In The Original Language, There Is Interpretation And Some Ambiguity. If There's A Cultural Difference Between The Writer And The Reader, That Might Come Out In Words. But With Pictures, There's More Efficiency.

Filter Your Pain Through The Brevity Of This Life And The Unending Beauty Of The Next.

I Want To Live My Life Without Filters. I Don't Walk On Egg Shells. I Say What I Want And I'm A Very Free Spirit.

The Band's Filter, But Playing Live Is A Lot Of Fun.

People Are So... Seem So Chaotic Internally, But Being Filtered Through Some Form, Like Making A Record, Sort Of Filters It Down Into Something That Can Be Understood.

The Filter's The Best Part. That's Where They Put The Heroin.

If You Listen First, And Write Later, Then What You Write Will Have Had Time To Filter Through Your Brain And You'll Be In What You Say. This Is What Makes You Exist. If You Are Only A Reflector Of Information, Are You Really There?