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Quotes About Powerful

[H]istorians have powerful imaginations, which are essential and dangerous.
~ Robert Stinson
If one function of low self-esteem is to keep high-status people satisfied with your deference, then its level, strictly speaking, should depend on how much deference it takes to do that; you may, in the presence of someone powerful, feel a deeper humility—about your intelligence, for example—than an objective observer would see as warranted.
~ Robert Wright
En las gloriosas mañanas de octubre me he sentido poderoso, me he sentido comprensivo como un dios.
~ Roberto Arlt
The practice of prayer and fasting was paramount to club membership. This one ingredient may have been the critical characteristic that caused the Wesleys, along with Whitefield and others, to emerge as such powerful forces for Christ.
~ Roberts Liardon
acts of forgiveness contribute to one's sense of trust in oneself and the potential of others; they contribute to a human spirit that is fundamentally hopeful and optimistic rather than pessimistic or defeated; they contribute to knowing oneself and others as potentially powerful people who can choose to lovingly create, versus seeing humans as basically self-ish, destructive and sinners
~ Robin Casarjian
Dragons don't bother with introductions.
~ Robin Hobb
Suspense was an excellent tool for keeping powerful people off balance. It gave one bargaining power.
~ Robin Hobb
Our elders say that ceremonies are the way we "remember to remember," and so sweetgrass is a powerful ceremonial plant cherished by many indigenous nations.
~ Robin Wall Kimmerer
The fear of death was a powerful aphrodisiac.
~ Lisa See
If he lived in my time, Marcello would've been in the running for Sexiest Man Alive in People. Rich, powerful, and hotter than wasabi, he was a force. (Kindle Locations 766-767).
~ Lisa Tawn Bergren
Hope is good. Without it, well, you do the math. But hope has to be like a prayer. Putting it out there to something more powerful than yourself. If the last few months have taught me anything, it's this: We don't have control, we have choices. The little ones, the big ones, these are the points on which our lives pitch and pivot. All we can do is make the best choices we can with what we know, and hope that things turn out the way we want.
~ Lisa Unger
When we experience his grace, we're compelled to tell others so they may praise the Lord with us. In doing so, their faith is bolstered, knowing that God is real, God is powerful, God is sovereign, and God is moving.
~ Liz Curtis Higgs
This is how God works: a blessing for one is a blessing for all, and the end result is a greater focus on him. When we experience his grace, we're compelled to tell others so they may praise the Lord with us. In doing so, their faith is bolstered, knowing that God is real, God is powerful, God is sovereign, and God is moving.
~ Liz Curtis Higgs
People do get hypnotized by the hard choices and stop looking at the alternatives. The will to be stupid is a powerful force
~ Lois McMaster Bujold
people do get hypnotized by the hard choices. And stop looking for alternatives. The will to be stupid is a very powerful force—
~ Lois McMaster Bujold
She thought about Ariel again, how much the girl's approval has come to mean to her, and wondered how one's children got so powerful that way.
~ Lorrie Moore
Quoting from Theodore Kaczynski's letter to the author: My speculative interpretation is that McVeigh resembles many people on the right who are attracted to powerful weapons for their own sake and independently of an likelihood that they will ever have a practical use for them. Such people tend to invent excuses, often far-fetched ones, for acquiring weapons for which they have no real need.
~ Lou Michel
What a woman she is! Why, she'd make two of me!
~ Louis L'Amour
wide-shouldered
~ Louis L'Amour
traveling so far across the country with this large woman, not fat mind you, but broad in the shoulder and beam, and strong.
~ Louis L'Amour
I love good strong words that mean something.
~ Louisa May Alcott
I like good strong words that mean something," replied Jo
~ Louisa May Alcott
You do not know him. He has no pity, and my defiance will but increase the excitement of the pursuit. I am solitary, poor and a woman; he powerful, rich and a man whom all fear. The world which rejects me though I am innocent will welcome him, the guilty, and uphold him.
~ Louisa May Alcott
I like good strong words that mean something.
~ Louisa May Alcott