Quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson

Men in all ways are better than they seem

Men in all ways are better than they seem

Summary

This quote suggests that individuals, specifically men, often possess qualities or abilities that are not immediately apparent or visible to others. It implies that there is more to a person than meets the eye, emphasizing the potential for hidden strengths, virtues, or talents within individuals. Instead of judging or perceiving based solely on initial impressions, the quote encourages a deeper understanding and recognition of the hidden depths and potential greatness that can be present in every individual.

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