Quote by George Bernard Shaw

Manners are more important than laws and upon them, to a great deal, the law depends.

Manners are more important than laws and upon them, to a gre

Summary

This quote highlights the significance of manners in society, asserting that they hold greater value than laws. It suggests that manners play a crucial role in shaping and upholding the law. Manners reflect the attitudes and behavior of individuals in their interactions with others, fostering a sense of respect, civility, and social harmony. They help maintain order, mutual understanding, and cooperation that are essential for a well-functioning legal system. While laws provide a formal framework, manners contribute to creating a moral and ethical foundation upon which the law relies.

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By George Bernard Shaw

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