Spoken Quotes
What gets said, and what should.
There's a sharp edge here about lies that get spoken or printed for an audience, versus the plainer honesty of speaking from the heart. For related honesty-themed reading, see Good Story quotes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do these spoken quotes criticize public dishonesty?
Yes, one draws a distinction, suggesting people tolerate lies more easily once they're said publicly or put into print.
Is there a quote denying a specific conversation took place?
Yes, one directly denies ever having a conversation with a particular named person.
Do any quotes describe a personal speaking style?
Yes, one describes always saying what's genuinely felt rather than holding back or filtering thoughts.
What connects these quotes under the theme of being spoken?
They all touch on the gap between what's said, what's true, and how speech gets received by others.
Would these quotes suit content about honesty in public life?
Yes, especially the ones contrasting private honesty with the lies that circulate more publicly. See also Bob Mcnair quotes.
One line flatly denies a specific conversation ever happened, a small reminder that being quoted or spoken about isn't always accurate. Related pages include Sam Donaldson and Salvador Dali quotes.
