Why say it yourself when someone else has said it better? There is a reason that quotes remain such a big part of today's culture. A good phrase, poignant point or just an elegant repose sticks in the mind. Not to mention the context it can provide for various situations, where sometimes a well spoken quote says more than anything you could come up with yourself.
There are plenty of places where you can find these phrases. Even sites like IMDB have sections dedicated to quotes from movies. But there are the five tools I have personally found the most effective.
This is a large database with over 150,000 quotes that you can search by keyword, authors name or topic. They also have a gallery full of photo quotes that you can use on social networks and blogs. What I like about Quoto is that it has both well known people and the things they have said, and random quotes from anonymous speakers that could have come from anywhere. It gives the whole thing a nice balance between the inspiring and the sweet, the odd and the influential. It even has some funny ones that you might not have considered using before, such as quotes by Charlie Sheen. Winning!
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