Angela Clarke > Quotes

“reduce all human sentiment into something called emojis’’.”
― Angela Clarke, Follow Me

“The sky was grey and oppressive, like a Tupperware lid pressing down onto the tops of the buildings.”
― Angela Clarke, Follow Me

“somewhere, some link that they had missed, some hairline crack that would open the whole case up. If she could just find that then she could prove to”
― Angela Clarke, Follow Me

“It was a self-branding exercise to convince the world your life was amazing.”
― Angela Clarke, Follow Me

“female students,’ Tibbsy said. ‘The old dog,’ Moast laughed. Freddie felt her lip curl. She tried to reassure herself Moast was all right, just a bit…70s. Besides, she didn’t have to like him in order to agree they had to work together to find this sicko. What was she going to do? Sit at home on Twitter until she spotted something useful? ‘It didn’t go down well with everyone. There were a lot of those hard-line feminists at his university,’ Tibbsy continued. ‘A Dr Fielding reported him for “inappropriate behaviour”
― Angela Clarke, Follow Me

“How Changing Your Tone Can Change Your Life.”
― Angela Clarke, Follow Me

“His pumped biceps were barely contained by his starched pale blue shirt.”
― Angela Clarke, Watch Me

“You’d think the banks’d be a bit more lenient to the little people, after they had to be bailed out of their own screw-up.”
― Angela Clarke, Follow Me

“Never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.”
― Angela Clarke, Follow Me

“People’s bad days and bad lives spreading like an angry virus online, but it was just the Internet. Things weren’t supposed to spill over into real life.”
― Angela Clarke, Follow Me

“If you can’t get round something then you’ve got to go through it.”
― Angela Clarke, Follow Me

“My heart is thumping in my chest. I said the wrong thing. I made it worse.”
― Angela Clarke, On My Life