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Lower Quotes

On the things we refuse to lower, and the ones we work on.

These quotes use 'lower' as a quiet measuring stick - refusing lower company, noticing morals drop as buildings rise, or literally training a lower body for explosiveness. It's a small word doing a lot of comparison work.

I don't surround myself with a lower quality of human.

Quotes by Zoe Bell

I'm working on my lower body, my explosiveness.

Quotes by Rudy Gobert

Socialism is nothing but the capitalism of the lower classes.

Quotes by Oswald Spengler

The higher the building the lower the morals.

Quotes by Noel Coward

Comparison Quotes

Personality is lower than partiality.

Quotes by Goldwin Smith

The lower you fall, the higher you'll fly.

Quotes by Chuck Palahniuk

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'the higher the building the lower the morals' mean?
It's a cynical observation suggesting that as people or institutions gain height, status, or power, ethical standards tend to slip rather than improve.
Do these quotes discuss refusing to associate with 'lower quality' people?
One quote states a clear personal boundary against surrounding oneself with a lower quality of human, treating company as a direct reflection of standards.
Is 'lower body' training mentioned as a fitness topic here?
Yes - one quote references working specifically on lower body strength and explosiveness, showing the word used in a purely physical training context.
How does the quote about personality and partiality work?
It ranks personality as lower than partiality, a compact comparison suggesting favoritism can outweigh character in how people are actually judged, related to judgment.
Do all these quotes use 'lower' the same way?
No - the word shifts between physical training, moral standards, and abstract comparison, which is part of what makes the topic worth browsing alongside comparison.

One line even ranks personality beneath partiality, showing how flexible the comparison can get. Browse more under judgment and identity.