Quote by Oscar Wilde

It is simply expression, as Henry says, that gives reality to things.

It is simply expression, as Henry says, that gives reality t

Summary

This quote, attributed to an individual named Henry, suggests that verbal or written expression is what brings true existence to things. In other words, by articulating or putting something into words, it becomes more concrete and tangible. It implies that through communication and creative expression, ideas or concepts gain substance and can be better understood or appreciated. The quote emphasizes the significance of using language and expression to give life and meaning to our thoughts, experiences, and surroundings.

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By Oscar Wilde

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