Accusation Quote by Margaret Thatcher

“Reasonable behavior was the last thing you wanted. You felt as if the resolution of human problems demanded passion and brute unreason, some spitting…

— William Boyd

“This is not a reaction to your words or actions, rather, it is in direct response to them”

— Deborah Brodie

“But the rest offended her - and inarguably, because it wasn't a gesture but an emotion.”

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

“But in her current mood, small affronts were bundled with larger disappointments and became a body of evidence.”

— Katherine Boo

“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

“The pause was to Elizabeth's feelings dreadful. At length, with a voice of forced calmness, he said: "And this is all the reply which…

— Jane Austen

“Now she was angry. Some”

— Jane Austen

“Everyone had their own agenda. She just had to stop reacting emotionally: decipher the real motives for their behaviour without taking every word as…

— Abby McDonald

Confrontation is an act of foolishness

— EDNA WORLU

“I've said that anyone who doesn't contradict himself is a dogmatist, and every dogmatist is a reactionary.”

— Gabriel García Márquez

“As far as I could see, she had no opinion at all about anything that was not set directly in front of her (and…

— Haruki Murakami

“To some extent, it is almost blasphemous to think that insult, anger and irritation could be a positive force.”

— Sunday Adelaja