Quote by Victor Hugo

There is no more sovereign eloquence than the truth in indignation.

There is no more sovereign eloquence than the truth in indig

Summary

This quote suggests that when someone speaks the truth in a state of anger or indignation, their words carry a powerful impact. It implies that when we are emotionally moved or outraged by something, our sincerity and authenticity shine through, making our voice more persuasive and influential. By emphasizing the importance of speaking honestly and passionately, the quote suggests that truth combined with righteous anger has a unique ability to convey meaning and sway the hearts and minds of others.

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