Quotes About Impact

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The world could tumble, change radically in two days, with just one less person living in it

Now, sitting here, she was worried that Tully would ruin this man, who frankly looked as if he didn't have the stamina to take another hit like that.

She saw how death impacted people, saw the glazed look in their eyes, the way they shook their heads, the way their sentences broke in half as if they couldn't decide is silence or words would release them from sorrow.

Ten Days That Shook the World, by John Reed.

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damage the earth is to damage your children. —WENDELL BERRY, FARMER AND POET

some images, once seen, can never be forgotten.

You could always tell when Dad was gone. Everything was easier and more relaxed in his absence.

I am relying on you—a criminal and a communist—to help me make a difference.

April 14 had been dubbed Black Sunday. Apparently three hundred thousand tons of Great Plains topsoil had flown into the air that day. More soil than had been dug up to build the Panama Canal. The dirt had fallen to the ground as far away as Washington, D.C.

Life turns on the decisions we make, the single moments that transform everything.

Her mother had once told her that some people you meet are meant to be a part of your world forever, but some are meant only to change the course of your life and then move on.

Books change the world, I think.

Every time a good soul dies, I think the world gets a little darker.

some people you meet are meant to be a part of your world forever, but some are meant only to change the course of your life and then move on.

And to librarians and booksellers everywhere, who ensure that the books with the power to change lives find their way into the hands of the people who need them most.

Movies make you immortal and ageless.

No new technology, during the thousand years between gunpowder and the steam engine, was as disruptive as the printing press, and Protestantism was its first viral cultural phenomenon.

No new technology, during the thousand years between gunpowder and the steam engine, was as disruptive as the printing press

I had a really good childhood up until I was nine, then a classic case of divorce really affected me.

It's better to burn out than to fade away.

People think of life as being so sacred and they feel like this is their only chance and they have to do something with their life and make an impact As far as I'm concerned, it's just a pitstop for the afterlife. It's just a little test to see how you can handle reality.