Quotes About Nightp

#1. Art is the soul of a people.

Romare Bearden

#2. It's not my job to make readers know what's a narrative voice and not the private view of the author," and that alone made me glad I had come.

Elizabeth Strout

#3. Hoover had installed 738 bugs on his own authority since 1960; the Justice Department's attorneys had been informed about only 158 of them, roughly one in five.

Tim Weiner

#4. For so long I've viewed God as someone who takes away things in my life. Lately I've been reminded of what He brings to my life - things like peace and faith and hope.

Christy Barritt

#5. And anyway, who wears a tiara on a jungle gym?

Sheryl Sandberg

#6. Which cheers the sad, revives the old, inspires The young, makes Weariness forget his toil, And Fear her danger; opens a new world When this, the present, palls.

Lord Byron

#7. Sometimes standing up for what you believe means standing down and allowing the universe to do its work.

Gregor Collins

#8. Seeing is such a privilege. Who notices the way the screech of a gull looks, the look of a gale, the sight of some fragrance?

Keith Crown

#9. When I need somebeast to tell me m'name I'll jolly well ask m'self. Pish tush! The very idea, tellin' a chap his own moniker!

Brian Jacques

#10. Describing a Navy SEAL-
I have no idea what 'unconventional warfare' really means, but i'm pretty sure i was on my way to meet a man who could kill me in 7 different ways with a flip-flop.

Dave Gorman

#11. Waiting is not always a bad thing; it can bring its own joy - the thrill of anticipation.

David Jeremiah

#12. Yes, she's bleeding to death upstairs, but I thought I'd avoid telling you right away, because I like to draw the suspense out.

Cassandra Clare

#13. And so they played some of the world's loveliest piano music - the exiled homesick girl, the humiliated, tired old man. Not properly. Better than that.

Eva Ibbotson

#14. What chance combination of shadow and sound and his own thoughts had created it?

Patricia Highsmith

#15. It is shocking, but true, that in today's America, "Justice" is a purchasable commodity.

Phillip B. Davidson