Language Quote by Markus Zusak

“Also she went in for culture, which gave her a certain moral authority. It wouldn't now; but people believed, then, that culture could make…

— Margaret Atwood

“But even the Nazis realized that if there was something that gave more power than merely destroying the word, it was owning and controlling…

— Anders Rydell

“What power that girl wielded, though there was nothing striking or unusual about her - unless one considered her long braid and her common…

— Knut Hamsun

“I was gradually coming to have a mysterious and shuddery reverence for this girl; nowadays whenever she pulled out from the station and got…

— Mark Twain

“I’d been a girl forever, after all, familiar with and reliant upon the powers my very girlness granted me.”

— Cheryl Strayed

“Having told of so much beauty, how is it possible to tell of her? There are no words left on the earth in any…

— Tanith Lee

“The world could not define her. She was ineffably, inimitably, and incredibly herself!”

— Avijeet Das

“it was borne in upon me that I was standing in the awful presence of the Mother of the German Language.”

— Mark Twain

“She would have liked to tell them that behind Communism, Fascism, behind all occupations and invasions lurks a more basic, pervasive evil and that…

— Milan Kundera

“I had no idea words could have so much power and beauty.”

— Michelle Cohen Corasanti

“She was only saying what I already knew in my heart, but hearing the words spoken made it seem all the more true, all…

— Mike A. Lancaster

“Hitler had described the Queen Mother as ‘the most dangerous woman in Europe’, because of her effect on the national mood; her daughter was…

— Kate Williams