Quote by John Bright

Popular applause veers with the wind.

Popular applause veers with the wind.

Summary

This quote suggests that public opinion is fickle and can easily change based on external influences. It highlights how people tend to follow the popular sentiment of the majority rather than sticking to their own beliefs or principles. The quote implies that the praise and admiration of the masses can easily shift, showing that public recognition and admiration are often unreliable and should not be solely relied upon as a measure of success or worth.

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By John Bright

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