Quote by Diana Wynne Jones

If you stood up and told the truth in the wrong way, it was not true any longer, though it might be as powerful as ever.

If you stood up and told the truth in the wrong way, it was

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of delivering the truth effectively. It suggests that even if the words spoken are true, if they are communicated in a wrong or inappropriate manner, their truthfulness becomes lost or questionable. The quote suggests that the effectiveness of truth lies not only in the content but also in the way it is conveyed. It implies that the impact and power of truth depend on presenting it in the right way, which ensures clarity, understanding, and acceptance.

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