Expressing Quotes
Freedom, anger and love as forms of expression
This page gathers expressing quotes touching on protest rights, cultural openness about feelings, and blunt views on airing anger. See our Anger quotes for related lines.
If there is no threat to the lives of the citizens, our tactic will be to not intervene or impede members of the protest in expressing their will freely.
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I consider that there are different degrees of civilization and there are many different ways of expressing it. But one is civilized or is not.
One notable feature is that English doesn't have much of a system for expressing relative social status.
Anger Quotes
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this collection say about expressing anger?
One quote compares expressing anger to a form of public littering, suggesting it should be handled thoughtfully.
Is protest referenced in these expressing quotes?
Yes, one discusses not intervening with protesters expressing their will freely, so long as lives aren't threatened.
Do these quotes address cultural differences in expression?
Yes, one notes the Scottish aren't shy about expressing themselves, while another contrasts openness in expressing love.
Is expressing love treated as easy in this collection?
No, one quote suggests expressing love openly is something certain societies handle less comfortably than others.
Where can I find more quotes about honest emotional expression?
See our After quotes for related reflections on emotion and timing.
Other quotes reflect on expressing love as something certain societies handle less openly than others. Explore our Belong quotes too.
