We need faith as a source of strength.

Our strength and generosity flowed from individual initiatives and voluntary associations.

Desert Storm proved once more that America's strength of character begins in the heart of every individual.

The quest for freedom is stronger than steel, more permanent than concrete.

Our Nation is the strongest country on Earth.

The diversity of our country is a major element of what makes us strong.

The human element is important, because we have to think about the families—the need for those families to be strong, to be united.

I see a future for this country to be strong, to be united, to be confident.

I have sought peace not through weakness, but through strength.

Americans have indeed been tested under fire, and we've passed the test.

I think it's a measure not of weakness, but of strength.

We've not been weak.

We are a great country, a strong country, a vital and a dynamic country—and so we will remain.

We have the military strength to do it, and I would take that action.

I leave here with a great sense of trust and a great sense of appreciation for not only the strength of the alliance in the past.

I think we also put forward the image of a nation that is strong and secure and self-confident.

The ties which bind us together are strong and unbreakable.

The strength of our nation is derived from the diversity and resilience of its people.