America Quote by Davis Bunn

“America is woven of many strands. I would recognise them and let it so remain. Our fate is to become one, and yet many.”

— Ralph Ellison

“It was like seeing someone who wore a striped tie or parted his hair on the left — a detail, but not a telling one.”

— David Sedaris

“They had been double-crossed in the act of double-crossing, which was probably what they should have expected from the start, especially knowing that the…

— Michael McBride

“leaves were like lace, criss-crossing blackly over tangles of dead branches. I”

— Kiran Millwood Hargrave

“We drove over a canal and from atop the bridge I could see dozens of houseboats moored along the water. It looked nothing like…

— John Green

“History's got no bows on it, only frayed ends of ribbons and knots that can't be untied.”

— Orson Scott Card

“Americans were known for a zealous and often immoderate attachment to the United States and all it represented.”

— David H. Finnie

“I looked up in curiosity. Behind us stood the Brown and Eagle Wool Warehouse and Schneider's Cap Factory, both constructed with that wholehearted devotion…

— Lyndsay Faye

Saw' definitely had an edge to it that wasn't American.

— Leigh Whannell

“All of us were made by someone else, and all of us have some thread of steel that nothing and no one can cut.”

— Victoria Aveyard

“But of course it was an American paper. The Americans always go one better on any kinds of beastliness, whether it is ice-cream soda,…

— George Orwell

“Beneath the expensive clothes, unplaceable accent, and cultured veneer, there’s something that never crawled all the way out of the swamp. It didn’t want…

— Karen Marie Moning