Animal Farm Fable Quotes & Sayings

How could you believe or disbelieve anything anymore? Four maybe five million men killed and none of them wanting to die while hundreds maybe thousands were left crazy or blind or crippled and couldn't die no matter how hard they tried. — Dalton Trumbo

Our growing thought Makes growing revelation. — George Eliot

We cannot carve or forcibly preserve
or cultivate belief. If it will grow, it grows
as we do - mostly after we have fallen — Jennifer Clarvoe

Can you honestly say the environment(s) you are in will yield the kind of harvest you are expecting? — Eric Thomas

And that's the core of prayer: admitting that just maybe, there's something going on that we can't see. So when I'm afraid, I pray, and I ask for God's help, that I will be able to see something I wasn't able to see before, or at least trust him to do the seeing. — Shauna Niequist

Believe that all the resources you need are in your mind. That is a formula that really works. — Norman Vincent Peale

Love means listening. — J.A. Schneider

This is what it means to believe in ascension and fear climbing. — Terrance Hayes

The unwounded life bears no resemblance to the Rabbi. — Brennan Manning

She was one of the few things abhorrent to him that he could touch and therefore hurt. He poured out on her the sum of all his inarticulate fury and aborted desires. Hating her, he could leave himself intact. — Toni Morrison

The night has a thousand eyes. — John Lyly

It's like you trade the virility of the body for the agility of the spirirt. — Elizabeth Lesser

Above, the stars were unwinking, also constant. Suns and worlds by the million. Dizzying constellations, cold fire in every primary hue. As he watched, the sky washed from violet to ebony. A meteor etched a brief, spectacular arc and winked out. The fire threw strange shadows ... not ideograms but a straightforward crisscross vaguely frightening in its own no-nonsense surety. ... The fire burned it's steady, slow flame, and phantoms danced in its incandescent core. — Stephen King

Leaning down for a quick peck on Jeff's lips, and then he starts squirming and rearranging and manhandling until somehow they end up with Dan in the middle, Jeff stretched out on his left side, Evan on his right. Dan isn't really sure how that happened, and he's not at all confident that it's a good idea. — Kate Sherwood

Children live what they learn. — Diane Greene