...walk With The Knowledge That

[on Her Unicef Work:] I'm Glad I've Got A Name, Because I'm Using It For What It's Worth. ... I Do Not Want To See Mothers And Fathers Digging Graves For Their Children.

I Believe, Every Day, You Should Have At Least One Exquisite Moment.

I Probably Hold The Distinction Of Being One Movie Star Who, By All Laws Of Logic, Should Never Have Made It. At Each Stage Of My Career, I Lacked The Experience.

...perhaps That Is What Ultimately Unites Us As A World: The Fact That, No Matter How Prosperous A Nation, How Developed, All Share The Plight And Embarrassment Of Having So Many Suffering Children. We Are United By Our Neglect, Our Abuse, Our Absence Of Love. Have We Forgotten About The Children, And Thus Forsaken The Next Generation?

It's Sad If People Think That's (homemaking) A Dull Existance, [but] You Can't Just Buy An Apartment And Furnish It And Walk Away. It's The Flowers You Choose, The Music You Play, The Smile You Have Waiting. I Want It To Be Gay And Cheerful, A Haven In This Troubled World. I Don't Want My Husband And Children To Come Home And Find A Rattled Woman. Our Era Is Already Rattled Enough, Isn't It?