Quotes About Hope

I hope thou shalt never retreat beneath the ground. The sun is thy inheritance. The sky is thy birthright. Stay here, my boy, and with the conversation of mankind. rejoice in the light.

Someday I'll give it to her. When everything is better. The natural history of her life, sketched out, because nothing means as much until it has vanished.

People ask me whether I feel any hope for the future. I want to say to you: Yes, I do. I absolutely do. Not hope for the human race; we're screwed. But I feel tremendous hope for the Insect Overlords who shall succeed us as masters of the Earth.

We could sing to lift our spirits,' one of them suggested. Believe me, you want me to end the chapter now.

The only thing worse than the thought it may all come tumbling down is the thought that we may go on like this forever.

We all flee in hope of finding some ground of security

When the people around you have lost their will to be free, then earth becomes a hell.

There are still many white mountains to cross, but I am on my way home.

Daylight follows a dark night.

Meing'ua oloitiko isirat lenyana

Hope is progress

You can be what you dream.

Many times happiness is just around the corner, on that corner that we never dare to turn.

Si Dios considera que éste es el lugar para mí, Él me conseguirá el préstamo, porque yo no sé cómo hacerlo".

Muchas veces la felicidad está a la vuelta de la esquina, esa esquina que nunca nos atrevemos a doblar.

Prejudice is the conjurer of imaginary wrongs, strangling truth, overpowering reason, making strong men weak and weak men weaker. God give us the large hearted charity which "bearth all things, believe all things, hope all things, endure all things," which "thinks no evil."

Because of my parents' love of democracy, we came to America after being driven twice from our home in Czechoslovakia - first by Hitler and then by Stalin.

I know that war is very cruel and that life is harder when you aren't able to live in the place you called home.

I am often asked whether I am an optimist or a pessimist. My reply is, "I am an optimist who worries a lot." I continue to believe that the United States banked enough international goodwill in the interval between George Washington and Barack Obama to recover from the present embarrassment - but I am not sure how extensive or lasting the harm will be, hence the worries.

At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people seek something on which to vent their anger.

It is important to remember that actions taken today depend largely on expectations about the future.

Führer would soon make all things right.

I am an optimist who worries a lot.

What that something might be is for each of us to decide in accordance with our opportunities and talents, but it begins by pushing back harder against the debilitating cancer of cynicism.