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Radar Quotes

On staying unnoticed, by choice or by chance.

Nearly every quote here uses 'radar' the same figurative way: staying out of notice. Several speakers describe liking to fly under the radar or a bit under it, while another admits musicals simply weren't on their radar at all.

I tend to fly a bit under the radar.

Quotes by Paul Stanley

I like to fly under the radar.

Quotes by Lynsi Torres

Musicals weren't on my radar.

Quotes by David Bryan

I've always been under the radar.

Quotes by Buddy Rice

Always Quotes

I quite like being under the radar.

Quotes by Alexander Hanson

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'flying under the radar' mean here?
It means deliberately staying unnoticed or avoiding attention, a preference shared by more than one speaker in this collection.
Is there a quote about something being unexpected instead?
Yes, one speaker says musicals weren't on their radar, meaning the idea simply hadn't occurred to them rather than describing a deliberate choice.
Do these quotes describe a permanent trait or a temporary one?
One speaker frames it as a lifelong pattern, saying they've always been under the radar, while others describe it as a current preference.
Are these quotes mostly about fame or something else?
They lean toward personal visibility in general, whether in a career or public life, rather than fame specifically.
What should I read next after radar quotes?
Try Bit quotes for more understated phrasing, or Been quotes for reflections on personal history.

The common thread is a preference for low visibility over attention. Browse Always and Being quotes for more on personal habits and self-description.