Strength

When we are greatly divided there is danger, but in unity there is strength.

A wise man is mightier than a strong man, And a man of knowledge than he who has strength.

But let them not suppose that our desire for peace springs either from weakness or from hesitation.

The American people want their government to be not only strong but compassionate.

From that day to this, I have been dedicated--as I shall be while there is breath in me--to that system's strength and its stability and its success.

The peace depends upon our strength.

I want those who wish us well to know that America stands strong and stands steady, and stands firm, using its great power with great restraint.

Instead, we will try to be the very first among those who work to make it grow in strength and in service to peace.

We will demonstrate anew that the strong can be just in the use of strength; and the just can be strong in the defense of justice.

Those who test our courage will find it strong, and those who seek our friendship will find it honorable.

They grow strong enough to stand in any wind. They grow tall enough to be seen from nearly any view.

If freedom is to stand strong, free men must be devoted to strength, must be devoted to social justice, to the dignity of the individual, and to the love of peace.

Our strength is our surest shelter against war.

The true strength of America lies in the moral might of our cause.

America's strength has never been the strength of arms alone.

A nation so strong and free as ours can tolerate the widest diversity of opinion and belief, and it actually can be made stronger by full and responsible discussion.

Our success, the strength and unity of our society, are the targets of every tyrant in the world.

If we succeed here, if we can build a strong and vital society, then the cause of freedom is strengthened.