“The sermon,” says Charles R. Brown, “has dimensions—height, depth, and breadth. The people who do the listening are sometimes painfully aware of a fourth dimension—length.”
Also attributed to: Brown
A speech has height, depth, and breadth, but listeners often feel most the painful fourth dimension of length.
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