Summary
This quote suggests that using a graceful or witty remark to tease or provoke someone is far more effective than directly hurling insults at them. It emphasizes the power of well-crafted words and the ability to cleverly mock or criticize without resorting to rudeness or hostility. By employing grace and cleverness, one can subtly challenge and undermine others while maintaining elegance and dignity, leaving a greater impact than blatant insults.
Topics
Insults
By Louis Nizer
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