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Quotes About Confidence

Her confidence is extraordinary, her impertinence unforgivable, her words terribly true.
~ Philippa Gregory
She flashed me a quick black glance and then her dark eyelashes swept down on her cheeks. 'Not me,' she said 'I make my own plans. I don't risk being taken up and dropped again.' 'You told me to risk it.' I reminded her. 'That was for you,' she said 'I would not live my life as you live yours. You would always do as you were bid. I am not like you. I make my own way.
~ Philippa Gregory
They dressed her and she laced tightly so that her breasts were pressed into two tantalizing curves of creamy flesh at the neck of her gown. Her glossy black hair was exposed by her pushed-back hood, her long fingers were loaded with rings, she wore her favorite pearl choker with the "B" for Boleyn at her throat, and she paused before she left the room to look at herself in the mirror, and shot her reflection that knowing, seductive little half-smile.
~ Philippa Gregory
feel that deep joy of a writer seeing her work in print for the first time. The absorbing private work has become public, it has stepped out into the world. It will be judged and I am full of confidence that it is good work.
~ Philippa Gregory
I do not prepare for defeat. To do so would be to betray myself.
~ Philippa Gregory
And it was Anne who was before the table like a prisoner before the bar. She did not stand with her head bowed as I always did. Anne stood with her head high, one dark eyebrow slightly raised, and she met my uncle's glare as if she were his equal.
~ Philippa Gregory
My mother does not need your good opinion," Anthony says icily. "None of us care what you think.
~ Philippa Gregory
You are lucky in your looks," she says. "Your mother was always a beauty and you are very like her: fair, slender, skin like a rose petal and that wonderful hair, gold and bronze all at once. Undoubtedly you will have beautiful children. I suppose you are still proud of your looks? I suppose you are still vain?" I
~ Philippa Gregory
You can always tell a pretty girl by the way she walks. A pretty girl walks like she owns the world.
~ Philippa Gregory
in the mirror. Her breasts were inches higher than their usual position, it
~ Philippa Gregory
I assure him swiftly. 'There is
~ Philippa Gregory
I'm not a girl, afraid of the unknown, I am a woman; I can face fear, I can walk towards it.
~ Philippa Gregory
think of his cupping my mother's cheek in his hand and telling her that she is the cleverest woman in England and he will be guided by none but her; and then going his own way.
~ Philippa Gregory
The queen is right. The queen is always right.
~ Phillipa Gregory
Women must convert their love for and reliance on strength and skill in others to a love for all manner of strength and skill in themselves
~ Phyllis Chesler
and if my heart isn't in my mouth it's because it knows its place
~ Phyllis Gotlieb
Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
~ Unknown
somebody's mouth without a detour of any kind." She's looking at me when she says it, though. It isn't that I don't like fried rabbit. Like it fine. I just don't want to bite down on buckshot, is all, and I'm checking each piece. "I looked that rabbit over good, Marty, and you won't find any buckshot in that
~ Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
For your information, Lester, there are at least five wonderful parts of the female body that can be viewed by the owner only with a hand mirror.' And as they stared after me, I went regally back down the hallway and up the stairs to Dad's room.
~ Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
Only in Xanth would parents see a dragon looming over their children and depart with confidence.
~ Piers Anthony
Courage is a kind of salvation. Courage is knowing what not to fear.
~ Plato
We are twice armed if we fight with faith.
~ Plato
Courage, for example, when not based on forethought, is mere recklessness; when a man is thoughtlessly confident, he gets hurt; but when he is mindful of what he does, things go well.
~ Plato
Por lo mismo yo no temeré ni huiré nunca de males que no conozco y que son quizá verdaderos bienes; pero temeré y huiré siempre de males que sé con certeza que son verdaderos males.
~ Plato