Language Quote by John Steinbeck

“In fact, she rather liked it, and found that their mutual lack of language skills freed them from the banalities of conversation.”

— Violet Kupersmith

“Words are free, she tried to say, and she appropriated them; they were all hers.”

— Isabel Allende

“She’d just spent the last hours engaged in endless small talk. Now, when it mattered so much, she seemed to have no words to…

— Penn Williamson

“It seemed enough for her to just deal with whatever it was that came her way, calmly and without fuss.”

— Han Kang

“She hated herself more than she could express.”

— Jane Austen

“Because sometimes words were so pitifully inadequate, and I knew that, but I had to try anyway.”

— Jenny Han

“She gets that words are sometimes bullshit and people don’t mean what they say and through it all it’s only actions that matter.”

— Katy Evans

“She found it curious and frightening that she could deeply dislike someone she didn’t even know. It wasn’t her. At least, it wasn’t how…

— Veronica Rossi

“She had to be made to understand that she can’t go mouthing off about people and not expect consequences from it.”

— Chrissy Moon

“[She] looked as if her nerves were quivering with the expectation that something would be thrown at her. But she never had anything worse…

— George Eliot

“an indication that she didn’t have any true emotions. She talked loud and was stubborn as hell, but she loved hard. When the people…

— Jackie Chanel

“She could not be made rude and malicious by the rudeness and malice of those about her.”

— Frances Hodgson Burnett