Quote by Richard Wright

“The language of power was exercised in more than just words. It was presence and thought; it was gesture and timing.”

— Elizabeth Chadwick

“For only the humans were endowed with the lust for power so strong that the raw passion of their nature could be easily corrupted.”

— Margaret Weis

“How can one... dream of power in any other terms than in the symbols of power?”

— James Baldwin

“Power had its own silent language, one that screamed. It combined tiny, effortless shows of arrogance with bigger, louder displays—of wealth, of violence.”

— Kit Rocha

“There are moments in life, when just the right words, can be as powerful as acts.”

— José N. Harris

“But the lust for power never dies- men cannot have enough. No one will lift a hand to send it from his door, to…

— Aeschylus

“There is power within great sacrifice, within noble deeds. There are moments... brief, shining moments when the impossible becomes possible.”

— Kelly Keaton

“Not necessity, not desire - no, the love of power is the demon of men.”

— Friedrich Nietzsche

“A sense of his own identity came upon him with sudden force, and he felt the power of it. He was himself, and he…

— John Williams

“I thought how there was a kind of power in being needed. In having a purpose. I could feel it hardening up my bones…

— Carol Rifka Brunt

“There is great power in our words, because they are thoughts to which we have given additional energy by speaking them aloud so another…

— Molly Friedenfeld

“would send other words to tell, to march, to fight, to create a sense of the hunger of life that gnaws in us all,…

— Richard Wright