Power Quote by Charles Dickens

“To vain men, other people are admirers.”

— Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

“Any aggressive lust lacks balance and is unwholesome and obstructive.”

— Bryant McGill

“Deform me to your likeness so that no one, after you, can understand the reason for so much desire.”

— Maguerite Duras

“There are more things in people that are rather worth of admiration than contempt.”

— Albert Camus

“...allowing yourself to be vulnerable makes you weak but also opens you to the nuances of beauty...”

— John Geddes

“When the same qualities which we admire in ourselves are seen in others, even though they be superior, maliciously lower and carp at them.”

— John Calvin

“You will treat the weaknesses and failures of others with grace when you humbly admit that you’re more like them than unlike them.”

— Paul David Tripp

“There’s nothing more unattractive than a vain man,”

— Sherman Alexie

“I often wonder if attraction is based on us recognizing what we ourselves lack.”

— Jay Bell

“He was vain: I do not believe I have ever met a more physically attractive person who was more acutely aware of his own…

— John Green

“We were created with the ability and the inclination to admire beauty. We should, however, do our best not to fall in love with…

— Ron Brackin

“You can admire the way someone meets hard circumstances, but you can't admire him because of them.”

— Elizabeth Harrower