Quote by John Lithgow

I have a lot of faith in people.

I have a lot of faith in people.

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This quote expresses the belief that the speaker places their trust and confidence in individuals. They have a positive outlook on human nature, believing that people are capable of goodness, kindness, and growth. It reveals a sense of optimism and a willingness to see the best in others, suggesting that the speaker is likely to offer support and be open-minded towards different perspectives and experiences.

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