38 Quotes About Confined

A big person who is allowed to "breath" and having a lower level of thinking, will perform better than a very bright (small) person who is not allowed the same freedom. Physical strength also strengthens the mind.

God has placed Himself squarely within the confines of my confines so that within my reach there lays the very thing that I need to break me out of those confines. Therefore, if I remain confined, it may be because I don’t understand that I’m confined. And if I don’t understand that I’m confined, I can be certain that I don’t understand my need for God. And that is likely the greatest confinement of all.

Easter recognizes that I am living in a prison of my own making, and that God is in the demolition business.

Generally, ‘confinement’ is not bad. It is natural to be confined. For example, we are confined to this world. When we are inside homes, we are confined; when we are outside, we are still confined to this planet called, ‘earth’. Though the criminals feel that confinement is bad for them, it is, actually, good for the common people because they are safe from the criminals!

Once I have impounded love and towed it into the confine of words, I have lost it altogether.

We force-fit our tiny rubrics over this immense existence of ours until we’ve confused the box we’ve created for the existence we failed to mimic.

Is happiness a sort of blissful state of mind or just a kind of surreal propensity? It may be hard to recognize its very nature, if we remain guilelessly confined in a state of woeful unawareness or in a no-man’s-land of emotions. In their dogged and obstinate quest for the zenith of happiness, many forget to take pleasure in the small things of everyday and, thus, become disgruntled and depressed instead, which leads them to a mire of gloom. ("C’est quand le bonheur “)

I was a bird trapped inside a cage that I thought I'd been released from, still confined and limited to where I could fly. I'd been holding up my umbrella to avoid the rain but I never stopped the rain from falling.

HABEAS CORPUS. A writ by which a man may be taken out of jail when confined for the wrong crime.