Quotes About Woman
But it is difficult for men to disbelieve a woman who insists that she wishes to serve them, and he nodded assent.
~ Catherynne M. Valente
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For any woman to success in American life she must first do two things Prepare herself for a profession, and marry a man who wants her to succeed as much as she does.
~ Cathleen Douglas
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It was not that the woman boasted. Quite the opposite. She was modest to a fault, the fault being she insinuated her modesty, deftly, into almost any conversation, proclaiming her insignificance and ignorance, thereby assuring a correction.
~ Cathleen Schine
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I sighed. I don't know what to do. Velma Richards seems like a woman who will carry out her threat". "No Doubt It's a crusade for her. " Moments passed. "Not much Christian about it is there?" I felt like snorting. I don't know it pretty well fits with what I've come to expect of Christians.
~ Cathy Gohlke
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Very reliable woman, Carla,' said Will. 'Great
~ Cathy Kelly
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Disappointment is a beautiful woman reading Ayn Rand.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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What the extremists were doing was entirely contrary to the Koran, which excoriates anyone who impugns a woman's reputation and sentences them to eighty lashes.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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This was a woman raised in a turbulent house, who had learned early to master herself.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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The relationship between an actor and a director is like a love story between a man and a woman. I'm sure sometimes I'm the woman.
~ Gerard Depardieu
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Love is the whole history of a woman's life, it is but an episode in a man's.
~ Germaine de Staël
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Marriage made more sense when it was indissoluble. It's the woman trying to cope with the strains of a one-parent family who will suffer most from the relaxation of the divorce laws.
~ Germaine Greer
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Spirituality, by which I mean the purity of a strong and noble nature, with all the new and untried powers that must grow out of it—has not yet appeared on our horizon; and its absence is a natural consequence of a diversity of interests between man and woman, who are for the most part brought together through the attraction of passion; and who, but for that, would be as far asunder as the poles.
~ Germaine Greer
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If the sign of the woman is "Be it done unto me," which means readiness to conceive or, when expressed in religious terms, the will to be blessed, then there is always distress when the woman no longer wills to conceive, no longer wills to be blessed. (This does not only apply in the biological sense).
~ Gertrud von Le Fort
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Into this threefold prayer the praying woman includes the mysteries of her own motherhood, that through the mystery of the Mother of all mothers they may be uplifted. The earthly mother also has received her child from God; as his gift she has carried it and given it birth. Like Mary, she has presented it to God in the temple, and like her she has found it again in the temple.
~ Gertrud von Le Fort
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And yet, the real and deepest danger to woman did not lie along this line of refusal, but in the opposite direction. The veil is not only the symbol of the bride of man, but also of the Bride of Christ.
~ Gertrud von Le Fort
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The realisation that there is no right on the part of the woman to a child, but only the right of the child to a mother, corresponds to the acceptance of another fact that becomes evident for women today, namely, that there is in the world no woman's right, so called, to a profession or vocation; but the world has a child's right to the woman.
~ Gertrud von Le Fort
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poets today have no other readers but persons who are educated and informed," but unfortunately "[t]oday every educated and informed man is unfailingly egoistic and philosophical, deprived of every noteworthy illusion, devoid of intense passions, and every woman likewise" (Z 2944–45).
~ Giacomo Leopardi
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This intensely lyrical vision of the pregant woman in [i]Hope I[i] is set in an ambiguous context peopled with masks, death's heads and allegorical monsters such as Sin, Disease, Poverty and Death, all threatening the incipient life.
~ Gilles Néret
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What would happen if one woman told the truth about her life?" Muriel Rukeyser wrote in 1968, the year of my birth. "The world would split open.
~ Gina Frangello
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Sé muy bien que la mujer es por su esencia y necesidad, una parásita, una aprovechadora, una ladrona.
~ Giovanni Papini
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But do you know, you can love a city like a woman? My old father had lived in Delhi all his life. He died of a broken heart.
~ Girish Karnad
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Love and respect woman. Look to her not only for comfort, but for strength and inspiration and the doubling of your intellectual and moral powers. Blot out from your mind any idea of superiority you have none.
~ Giuseppe Mazzini
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Your hands bring a breath of inviolable distances as elusive as ideas. And the ambiguous sway of the moon, of the gentlest, if you rest your eyes on me, touches the spirit. You're the woman who passes by like a leaf. And bequeaths an autumn flame to the trees.
~ Giuseppe Ungaretti
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She'd been an actress, an artist's model, once or twice a kept woman, through all a voracious reader.
~ Glen Duncan
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