556 Quotes About Pandemic

One first step of yours can set off a cascade of footsteps all across the world, as it did for Christ, as it did for Buddha, as it did for me.

The darkest night reveals the brightest light.

Feel the breath surge through your lungs like a flood at the sight of those in misery.

What's the point of having blood in your veins, if it doesn't boil at the sight of injustice - what's the point of having electricity in your nerves if it doesn't spark at the sight of misery!

COVID-19 is a tsunami of financial catastrophe.

The realities of nursing are that they work in environments which are typically filled with toxic air, toxic light, high levels of radiation, and potentially deadly infectious agents.

Cole hopes to go around the world one day. One of his favorite words is explorer. During the pandemic people weren't allowed to travel anywhere unless they absolutely had to, and even now it's not the way it was before. There aren't as many airplanes. There aren't as many buses or trains, and there aren't as many cars on the highways.

I enjoy shopping in a hazmat suit so much that I may continue to do so after the COVID-19 pandemic is over.

Today, in our covideous society, your smile or mine in public is no longer palpable or, should I say, meaningful as it used to be. Conversely, the pandemic dramatically changes the natural landscape of our facial appearance in public and, as much as possible, conceals our smile behind the mask in such a way that only the virus can delightfully see and nestle on our cambered lips burrowing further and deeper into the pit of our gullible mouth—how sardonically magnificent that is!