Quotes about Truman

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I know it's become fashionable to depict the police as sadistic Cossacks riding down innocent citizens, but I've become — Truman Capote
I know it's become fashionable to depict the police as sadistic Cossacks riding down innocent citizens, but I've become — Truman Capote
The trouble with all these far-right and far-left mentalities is that they can encompass only one side of an argument an — Truman Capote
The trouble with all these far-right and far-left mentalities is that they can encompass only one side of an argument an — Truman Capote
I have an extremely strong, masculine mind and a feminine sensibility level, which is kind of an unusual combination. Bo — Truman Capote
I have an extremely strong, masculine mind and a feminine sensibility level, which is kind of an unusual combination. Bo — Truman Capote
I think the argument that no whites are free of racism is quite erroneous. But then, on another level, does it really ma — Truman Capote
I think the argument that no whites are free of racism is quite erroneous. But then, on another level, does it really ma — Truman Capote
It’s a recession when your neighbor loses his job — it’s a depression when you lose your own.
It’s a recession when your neighbor loses his job — it’s a depression when you lose your own.
He loved words, and he would admit that he was playing with them all the time. He was obsessive about the rhythm of the — Deborah Kerr
He loved words, and he would admit that he was playing with them all the time. He was obsessive about the rhythm of the — Deborah Kerr
So I still like to see you, my friend. I still like to sit in La Côte Basque and sip wine and eat fine food and indulge — Melanie Benjamin, The Swans of Fifth Avenue
So I still like to see you, my friend. I still like to sit in La Côte Basque and sip wine and eat fine food and indulge — Melanie Benjamin, The Swans of Fifth Avenue
America was not built on fear. America was built on courage, on imagination and an unbeatable determination to do the jo — Barbara Post-Askin, Reflections of Liberty: Memoir by Barbara Post-Askin
America was not built on fear. America was built on courage, on imagination and an unbeatable determination to do the jo — Barbara Post-Askin, Reflections of Liberty: Memoir by Barbara Post-Askin
The question isn't who will be with me in life, rather how will I create the ending I am proud of? — Shannon L. Alder
The question isn't who will be with me in life, rather how will I create the ending I am proud of? — Shannon L. Alder
Happiness leaves such slender records — it is the dark days that are so voluminously documented.
Happiness leaves such slender records — it is the dark days that are so voluminously documented.
...he called after her as shedisappeared down the path, a pretty girl in a hurry... — Truman Capote, In Cold Blood
...he called after her as shedisappeared down the path, a pretty girl in a hurry... — Truman Capote, In Cold Blood
What are your chief vices? And virtues? I have no vices. The concept doesn't exist in my vocabulary. My chief virtue is — Truman Capote
What are your chief vices? And virtues? I have no vices. The concept doesn't exist in my vocabulary. My chief virtue is — Truman Capote
I think the whole student rebellion is not really a rebellion at all....They want a certain kind of identity — they're jockeying with each other for political power in their own culture. The basis for this behavior is a desire for notoriety.
I think the whole student rebellion is not really a rebellion at all....They want a certain kind of identity — they're jockeying with each other for political power in their own culture. The basis for this behavior is a desire for notoriety.
He still has the same way of calling to me, as if I'm still new to him, as if he has yet to get over me. — George Plimpton
He still has the same way of calling to me, as if I'm still new to him, as if he has yet to get over me. — George Plimpton