Quotes About Support
she loses not only her mother but also the encouragement and revalidation of the self she needs as well as the real sharing she would want to do with her mother at that time." It
~ Hope Edelman
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Isn't there something I can talk about that won't remind you that you wish you were dead?' I asked. 'No,' she said.
~ Horace McCoy
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Humans are much the same.20 Children whose gifts or disabilities make them seem bizarre, for example, manage to find each other and to congregate.21 Among our kind it's called validation. Without others on our wavelength the strangeness of our emotions can make us feel we're losing our minds.
~ Howard Bloom
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When you snatch chimps, dogs, laboratory mice, and a wide variety of other animals away from the group they know and love,* exhaustion overwhelms them, their immune system downshifts, and they begin to waste away.
~ Howard Bloom
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Will you come with me, sweet Reader? I thank you. Give me your hand.
~ Howard Pyle
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One of the fundamental aspects of leadership, I realized more and more, is the ability to instill confidence in others when you yourself are feeling insecure
~ Howard Schultz
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Remember: You'll be left with an empty feeling if you hit the finish line alone. When you run a race as a team, though, you'll discover that much of the reward comes from hitting the tape together. You want to be surrounded not just by cheering onlookers but by a crowd of winners, celebrating as one.
~ Howard Schultz
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Surely, if it is the right of the people to alter or abolish, it is their right to criticize, even severely, policies they believe destructive of the ends for which government has been established. This principle, in the Declaration of Independence, suggests that true patriotism lies in supporting the values the country is supposed to cherish: equality, life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. When our government compromises, undermines, or attacks those values, it is being unpatriotic.
~ Howard Zinn
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It was the new politics of ambiguity—speaking for the lower and middle classes to get their support in times of rapid growth and potential turmoil. The two-party system came into its own in this time. To give people a choice between two different parties and allow them, in a period of rebellion, to choose the slightly more democratic one was an ingenious mode of control.
~ Howard Zinn
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So, Son, instead of crying, be strong, so as to be able to comfort your mother . . . take her for a long walk in the quiet country, gathering wild flowers here and there. . . . But remember always, Dante, in the play of happiness, don't you use all for yourself only. . . . help the persecuted and the victim because they are your better friends. . . . In this struggle of life you will find more and love and you will be loved.
~ Howard Zinn
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Fernando Condés, an intimate friend of Castillo. Condés was broken by Castillo's death.
~ Hugh Thomas
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You'd better take care of me, Lord. If you don't, you're gonna have me on your hands.
~ Hunter S. Thompson
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Once I broke him out of jail, as it were, I would be responsible for him until my lawyers took over.
~ Hunter S. Thompson
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The focus should be on Indian atrocities in Kashmir, not on our support for the Kashmiri resistance.
~ Husain Haqqani
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The Muslim League won 75 percent of the Muslim vote and all the Muslim seats in the constituent assembly. Only 15 percent of the population had the right to vote on the basis of literacy, property, income, and combatant status. It can be said with some certainty that literate, salaried, and propertied Muslims as well as those who had served in the British army supported the Muslim League. The views of the Muslim peasantry and illiterate masses were less clear.
~ Husain Haqqani
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They were happy to help someone, to succeed at something, even if they weren't to benefit. We'd been trying to touch the sky from the bottom of the ocean. I realised that if we boosted one another, maybe we'd get a little closer.
~ Hwang Sok-yong
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Slowly, though, I find that the woman coming to my aid is no longer the woman I married. Rather, she is the wife and mother who left behind husband and son, who lived for years in tortured solitude, and who stands before me now as a virtuoso of the self-recrimination I'm only beginning to learn. She is helping me because she loves me, because she knows this darkness and has its map. There is indeed no medicine. But there is a journey I no longer have to make alone.
~ Ian Caldwell
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Quantum of Solace – the amount of comfort. Yes, I suppose you could say that all love and friendship is based in the end on that.
~ Ian Fleming
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This, as they used to say, was the side on which her bread was buttered.
~ Ian Mcewan
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She could have phoned one of three friends, but she could not bear to hear herself explain her situation and make it irreversibly real.
~ Ian Mcewan
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Los relatos no se venden. Los editores suelen hacer estas colecciones como un favor a sus autores consagrados.
~ Ian Mcewan
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He speaks in a quiet, breathy tone, exaggeratedly slow. Where do we learn such tricks? Are they inscribed, along with the rest of our emotional repertoire? Or do we get them from the movies? He says, "Look, there's this problem out there"—he gestures to the window—"and all I wanted from you was your support and help.
~ Ian Mcewan
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these were good years for staying out of a job. Without asking too many impertinent questions, the State paid the rent and granted a weekly pension to artists, out-of-work actors, musicians, mystics, therapists and a network of citizens for whom smoking cannabis and talking about it was an engrossing profession, even a vocation.
~ Ian Mcewan
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He had reached that point—late thirties was common—when one's parents set off on their downhill journey. Up until that time they had owned whoever they were, whatever they did. Now, little bits of their lives were beginning to fall away or fly off suddenly like the shattered wing mirror from the Major's car. Then larger parts came away and needed to be gathered or caught mid-air by their children. It was a slow process. Ten
~ Ian Mcewan
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