Quote by George Herbert

All truths are not to be told.

All truths are not to be told.

Summary

This quote suggests that there are some truths that should remain unspoken or concealed. It implies that revealing every truth can potentially harm or cause unnecessary conflict, and therefore, it may be wiser to exercise discretion in sharing certain truths. It highlights the importance of selecting truths that serve a purpose and contribute positively to a situation, rather than indiscriminately sharing all truths that one may know.

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