Quotes About Silence

Go on, get out! Last words are for fools who haven't said enough!

silence is not a langauge, its a weapon to make your dear one to feel

Silence does not always imply consent. Sometimes it simply means that the silent one has opted out of a discussion with idiots.

There are two rules for success: 1. Never tell everything you know.

If you don't understand my silence, then you won't understand my words.

...stories break silence and nourish those who work, feel, and dream.From Costa Rica: A Traveler's Literary Companion

If words are power then silence is superpower.

When your intuition speaks, listen. When your ego speaks, shut it up.

Sometimes silence is not an indicator of not caring, but a way to give time and space to the one who is hurting. Only judge when time passes and the void widens such that the chasm cannot be bridged.

When you walk in silence your excellence will always speak for you.

Sometimes no quotation works

Remember: if you see something, say nothing, and drink to forget.

We've talked, and alot has been said, but no words were uttered at all

An avalanche starts with one pebble. A forest with one seed. And it takes one word to make the whole world stop and listen. All you need is the right one.

He could silence me, but Rob had no power over my mind

Silence, when correctly timed, can speak multitudes of words to a person, without any extra effort on your part.

Silence embeds thoughts better than speeches. If you are afraid of silence, you are afraid of your thoughts.

We are pushed towards eternal silence from the moment we are born. So when sadness tries to stifle us, we must not give in. We must keep whispering.

They didn't need the words, if they were willing to be silent long enough to learn to speak without them.

God's silence is an answer itself.

The response of a loyal man against the most severe grief from their love once, is always a silence, a silence forever." T.R.Fraz

In the living room Goodrich's father sat in a large chair across from the sofa, motionless. He appeared very tired. His mother stood nervously behind the chair, obviously dreading his entrance into the room.

Oft have I marked, with silent pleasure and admiration, the force and prevalence, through the United States, of the principle that the supreme power resides in the people, and that they never part with it. It may be called the panacea in politics.

Narrative secrets are not the same as human mysteries, a lesson that novelists seem fates to forget, again and again; the former quickly confess themselves, and fall silent, while the true mysteries go on speaking.