Leads Quotes
On what one thing leads to next.
These leads quotes trace cause and effect, opening with the blunt observation that "poverty leads to protests." It's a natural companion to Absolute quotes for readers interested in direct, unqualified statements.
The biographer has two lives: The one she leads, and the one she ultimately understands.
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The absence of diverse voices leads to policies and programs that adversely impact African-Americans.
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NATO expansion and Russian expansion - one leads to the other, and one reflects the other.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What different meanings of leads appear in this collection?
The quotes use "leads" in two distinct senses: as consequence, where one thing causes another (poverty leading to protest), and as a term for leading acting roles, as in playing romantic leads.
Why do people search for leads quotes?
People search for leads quotes when writing about cause and effect, social or political consequences, or, in a completely different sense, the experience of being cast in leading acting roles.
Is there a quote connecting poverty and social unrest?
Yes, the collection opens with a direct, unqualified statement that "poverty leads to protests," presenting a cause-and-effect relationship without further elaboration.
What does the quote about a biographer's two lives mean?
It distinguishes between the life a biographer actually leads day to day and the life they come to understand more fully through writing, suggesting a gap between lived experience and later reflection on it.
Is there a quote from an actor's perspective?
Yes, one actor states they are "sick of playing romantic leads," expressing a desire to move beyond a familiar, expected type of role. See also Always quotes.
The word also shifts meaning toward acting, with one performer admitting they're "sick of playing romantic leads," a different sense of the same word entirely. For related themes, see Absence quotes.
