The phrase "sweetness and light" comes from an essay written by Matthew Arnold in 1869. It is commonly used to describe people who are pleasant and friendly, or to refer to speeches, writing, or discussions that focus on positive and uplifting ideas. It suggests the idea of creating a positive environment by being nice, optimistic, and open-minded.

What is the origin of the idiom "sweetness and light" and when to use it?

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