Hello. I am Deepak Kundu, an avid book reader and quotes collector. Here is a list of 17 quotes that I liked and saved while reading The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse. I hope you enjoy reading them.
The Sanatorium Quotes
This place […] is all about façades. Covering up what really lies beneath.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
Don’t overthink it. Put the past in the past.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
He’s tall, athletic looking, but it isn’t his stature that’s giving off the power vibe; it’s his wide-legged stance, the big expansive gestures. Only people with influence, money, possess that kind of inbuilt belief that they have the right to take up that much space.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
It’s this place. This building. Her body is reacting to something here; something living, breathing, woven into the DNA of the building, as much a part of it as its walls and floors.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
If you keep walking away every time we discuss things, there’s no point in being together, is there? If we can’t share things, there’s nothing linking us. No proper ties.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
How do you go about unpicking someone from your life when they’re the thread tying every part of you together?
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
People don’t change, do they? The ability to lie, deceive, it’s woven so deep, it’s impossible to pick out, remove.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
Trying to gauge him … it was like looking through water. One minute you have the perfect view, can see right to the bottom, but within seconds, the water’s shifted, and all you can see is something hazy and unclear.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
I know I probably sound like an idiot, unsympathetic, but I think you have a choice in this. You can be brave, choose not to let the past take over your life.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
Not everyone can be like you and your family. So bloody strong. You’re lucky, that you’re all so close. It helps to have that support network, people to talk to without judgment. When you have that as a base, it’s easier to take risks, make decisions.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
Pretend nothing’s happened. If we pretend hard enough it just might be true.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
We can’t presume anything. Not yet. Jumping to conclusions is the worst thing we can do. We have to stick to facts.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
This is one of those moments when there’s no going back. One of the moments when the knowledge is so powerful, it sweeps away everything else that came before.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
If someone tosses you aside like you’re rubbish. No one likes that, do they? Feeling used.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
We all lie. That’s what people do. The unpalatable bits, the ugly bits, the bits that make you look bad.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
Grief is like a series of bombs exploding, one after another. Every hour, a new detonation. Shock after shock after shock.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse
A killer’s logic was never rational. In his mind, his course of action would make total sense: the only viable conclusion. It’s that sense of utter conviction that enabled killers to do what they did – a ruthless single-mindedness.
from The Sanatorium book by Sarah Pearse