Quote by Jose Padilha

Usually I say I have no imagination.

Usually I say I have no imagination.

Summary

In this quote, the speaker is expressing a self-perception of having a lack of imagination. It implies that the person believes themselves to be unable to conjure up inventive or creative thoughts. This short sentence could stem from a sense of self-doubt, a lack of confidence, or a feeling of being uninspired. By stating this, the speaker may be genuinely expressing their perception of their own imaginative abilities or making a self-deprecating remark.

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Imagination

By Jose Padilha

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