Quotes tagged ‘Cowardice’

(13 total)

“Two nasty lookin' switches over there, but I'm not going to be the first.”

— Gene Wilder, Mel Brooks, Igor, Marty Feldman, imdb.com

“Wait, Master, it might be dangerous...you go first.”

— Gene Wilder, Mel Brooks, Igor, Marty Feldman, imdb.com

“Monica: My motto is get out before they go down. Joey: That is so not my motto.”

“What exactly am I living for? The damn apocalypse?! Watching men die bloody while I sit in this chair, can't take a step to help them. No, no, It's the facts. I'm old, and broke down, and I can't….I ain't a hunter no more. I'm useless. And if I wasn't such a coward I'd have stuck a gun in my mouth t…”

— Sera Gamble, Bobby Singer, Jim Beaver, imdb.com

“There will be days when you're forced to make decisions that affect the lives of everyone you love, choices that will change you forever. You reach an age where you realize that being a man isn't about respect or strength, it's about being aware of all the things you touch. Children face inward, wal…”

— Chris Collins, Kurt Sutter, Jax Teller, Charlie Hunnam, imdb.com

“The gods are all pussies.”

— Lisa Joy, Jonathan Nolan, Armistice, Ingrid Bolsø Berdal, imdb.com

“I will repeat what I once said to Guillaume Apollinaire: "For my part I have never avoided the influence of others. I would have considered it cowardice and a lack of sincerity toward myself.”

— Henri Matisse, en.wikiquote.org

“Propaganda hides your scum. Face to face you don't have a word to say.”

— Sepultura, open.spotify.com

“Every man always has handy a dozen glib little reasons why he is right not to sacrifice himself.”

— Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, archive.org

“Oh, monsters are scared, said Lettie. That’s why they’re monsters.”

— Neil Gaiman, amazon.com

“He who fears he shall suffer, already suffers what he fears.”

— Michel de Montaigne, amazon.com

“We believe that preparation eradicates cowardice, which we define as the failure to act in the midst of fear.”

— Veronica Roth, amazon.com

“It may...be judged indecent in me to come forward on this occasion; but when I see a fellow-creature about to perish through the cowardice of her pretended friends, I wish to be allowed to speak, that I may say what I know of her character.”

— Mary Shelley, amazon.com