Truth Quotes
What is truth? These quotes explore honesty, reality, and the courage it takes to face both.
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"The truth is rarely pure and never simple."Oscar Wilde
"The pure and simple truth is rarely pure and never simple."Oscar Wilde
"The truth is exactly what you would like it to be if you only had the courage to demand it."Oscar Wilde
"The truth is rarely pure and never what one wants to hear."Oscar Wilde
"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you."James Joyce
"The greatest crime is not to speak truth when one is capable of doing so."Anne Brontë
"Truth may be painful, but it is better than comfortable falsehood."Anne Brontë
"Truth has a way of emerging, no matter how deeply we bury it."Anne Brontë
"The most honest moment in a person's life is often their final one."Thomas Hardy
"The village gossip is often more truthful than the historian."Thomas Hardy
"Words are weapons that wound, sometimes for centuries after they are spoken."Thomas Hardy
"The greatest enemy of truth is not falsehood, but comfortable half-truths."Thomas Hardy
"The mind that is in subjection to its passions cannot comprehend truth."George Eliot
"A man's repentance is the act of a man who has been found out."George Eliot
"Faithfulness and honesty are what a person is apt to lose when they cease to feel they are observed."George Eliot
"Conventionality is not morality. Self-righteousness is not religion."Emily Brontë
"Truth is precious and should be guarded carefully."Emily Brontë
"In the darkness, the heart speaks most honestly."Emily Brontë
"The truth is often harder to speak than any lie."Emily Brontë
"Man can embody truth, but he cannot know it."William Butler Yeats
"I have always believed that unchastity is the one eternal sin."William Butler Yeats
"The Mask reveals man; it does not hide him."William Butler Yeats
"There are things that we know of that we cannot speak; there are things that we see that we dare not name."William Butler Yeats
"The only form of intellectual honesty is an absolute devotion to truth."William Butler Yeats
"We taste and feel and see the truth."William Butler Yeats
"Conventionality is not morality; self-righteousness is not religion."Charlotte Brontë
"Misery generates hate."Charlotte Brontë
"There is a difference between obeying orders and following conscience."Charlotte Brontë
"Truth is like a torch; the more you brandish it, the more it burns."Charlotte Brontë
"I respect you for your honesty above all things."Charlotte Brontë