Quote by William Golding

“He felt closer to dust, he said, then to light, air or water. There was nothing he found so unbearable as a well-dusted house,…

— W.G. Sebald

“Sometimes, when the dust settles, you realize it's really not as bad as you thought it was.”

— Susan Gale

“Perhaps that was life's only way to settle the dust after the enormous storm we had just survived together.”

— Ramona Matta

“How can there be fury felt for things that are gone to dust.”

— Richard Llewellyn

“Dust rained in the halls of Mechanical; it shivered free from the violence of the digging.”

— Hugh Howey

“... all his ambitions were dust in his grave. It all came down to dust in the end.”

— Elizabeth Chadwick

“Nothing, nothing felt better than the way sand felt beneath my feet. It was both solid and shifting. Constant and ever-changing. It was summer.”

— Jenny Han

“I expelled my dust, the powder of everything I had destroyed with doubt, and he pulled it into his lungs.”

— Miranda July

“Then I shall be devastated. My heart will be crushed as thoroughly as dust beneath your feet". "Oh, we can't have that". Her eyes…

— Victoria Alexander

“The dust was deep and crisp and even.”

— David Mitchell

“Perhaps another great ice will come and grind all this into dust. Leaving no trace of our existence, as even fire does.”

— Philipp Meyer

“So, then, even the dust is a resting-place of hope for the people of God.”

— G.H. Pember