Do Not Judge The Book By Its Cover 소설 & 이야기

I hate the fact that I judge him so quickly just because he's rude to me. He's so different for how he look. Chandra, lesson learn. Don't judge the book by it's cover. "But why pretty faces always win?" It's like judging the book because of the cover. Kingstone chuckled. "Don't apply that to every person you will meet in the future. It's not just about pretty faces. Attitude wins." He said as if he get what I voice out. "How do you say so? Do you even know what I'm thinking right now?" I ask rudely. Kingstone smirk. "You judge me because I look like a bad person. And now you think that you shouldn't judge someone by it's appearance and actions."

She said that last statement directly to Ali. I look down at the pair of washed denim pants and white tee she has on and contemplate her words for a second. She burst out in light chuckles looking between the both of us. "I know what you're thinking. Don't you know you should never judge a book by its cover?" " Yeah but well... I judge every book I read by its cover." I say. " And I don't read books to begin with" Ali adds. " Good point." Mona agrees. "But do you really?" Ali asks "you really follow up my fashion blog?"

"No, it doesn't! By the way, you have a good book with a nice cover." "How can you say it's a good book when you have never opened it or read its contents? Is that how you judge the quality of a book? Do you look from afar while judging a book? Answer me, Mr Smith?" "Hahaha! Now you are coming hot on me. Well, the truth is no, you don't judge the worth of a book from afar. You are right! You won!" "Thank you!" "You are welcome. And oh, if you don't mind, I would like to take a look at your book for a few seconds, would you mind?"

He insulted while judging her. "How can you judge me?" "Just because I’m late doesn’t mean that I’m unqualified; there is a reason behind my being late, manager." She replied to him back, not tolerating her unnecessary insult. "Don't judge a book by its cover." She can't afford expensive things, but her self-respect is very dear to her, and when she doesn't make mistakes then there is no chance to tolerate it. The manager scoffed, pinching his nose. "Yes, I blame myself for giving you chance, my dear.”

he didn't stop talking "It's 4:30 am, you wouldn't see a car easily on this path this early morning" he added, this made me stand still, his appearance didn't want me in his car, but it seemed he was telling the truth, I haven't seen many vehicle drive past this route since I joined in it, and there's a statement, doesn't judge a book by it cover, he might be a good guy, taking no risk is taking a greater risk, perhaps I could risk been offered a lift considering the state I was

I stop in my tracks, tipping my head a bit to the side to read the spine of the book that caught my eyes. ‘Function’. I raise my brow. I pluck it out from its shelf, turning it back to read the summary. ‘Warning: Do not read.’ Why would anyone put this book, write it and say, “Do Not Read”? That is just pure stupid, I mean, the author could have just placed it in his desk, let it dust over and never publish it if a ‘Do Not Read’ note was written in the back of the book. I shook my head in utter disbelief and shrugged it off and turned to the first page. There was another note, ‘You have been warned.’

Small and elegant though she was, she carried a strength and authority that demanded respect—and fear. The phrase "never judge a book by its cover" echoed in their minds. Eva was a living embodiment of that saying: exquisitely beautiful, yet capable of striking fear into even the most formidable. Her warning was clear. She was not a woman to cross.

I closed my eyes, about to jump off a building, when an ill-timed phone ringtone blared. On the other end of the phone came a voice that I couldn't be more familiar with. It was my own voice. "Don't jump, Jack Sterling."

"Even if Chris turns out to be some evil man maltreating my mother, you still want to be with him." Ellie thought about it for a while, then she shook her head. "Chris can't be evil. Someone as handsome as that, can be anything but evil." June rolled her eyes again. "And there you go judging a book by it's cover." Ellie shrugged. "What's wrong with that? A book cover is a very good representation of what the book will contains." June sighed. It was useless trying to win a point against Ellie. There was only one way she could make Ellie return the food with submitting to her.

"And whoever put it in there expected someone to read it." "Is there a chance that you didn't notice the book earlier because of the unattractive cover or something?" Wilkes said, "I mean, we can't just assume and weave up beliefs based on the fact that you didn't see it before." "I doubt I've ever read a book because it looks unattractive and I understand where you're coming from when you said we shouldn't base our beliefs on the books I've seen and haven't," Trisha started. "It's quite unreliable, yes, but all the same, it won't hurt if we do."