A sigh, a scream, a touch say so much more than words ever could.

It isn't the lion's roar that makes it dangerous.

Words don't fly on their own; it is action that gives wings to the imagination.

We shape our lives around words, words whose meaning are always changing.

Belief in the power of words is man's oldest and most enduring superstition.

Every language has its own word for the sun, but the sun is always the same.

More sailors have drowned in words than in the sea.

Pigeons fly, and they have no word for it.

To confuse things with their names, that is the danger of words.