Sentence examples for lower form of from inspiring English sources

Among the Irish, there is no lower form of life.

Wasn't it Churchill who said there was no lower form of opinion than public opinion?

The higher forms of fiction and the lower form of fibs were, no doubt, born within minutes of each other.

The keystone of that programme would be what at the time was sniffily considered to be a lower form of art: the American comédie musicale.

Many of the artists who produced ukiyo-e, traditionally seen as a lower form of culture, also made paintings for elite patrons.

As Oscar Wilde believed, sarcasm may represent a lower form of wit, but we found that it certainly catalyses a higher form of thought".

At its best, the show creates the genuine emotions that the lower forms of camp often make fun of.

Until the Enlightenment, it was widely assumed that it was possible to make lower forms of life.

For instance, many diffusionists posited that the "Negroid" and "Mongoloid" "races," and possibly the lower forms of "Caucasoid" peoples, were essentially incapable of invention.

Distinctions between the higher and lower forms of the female voice can be traced at least as far back as the mid-18th century, argues John Allison, the editor of Opera, in his preface to the magazine's mezzo collection.

I think of all that precious, friable, impermanent, and biodegradable paper and what certain species like the booklouse, the silverfish, and the cockroach might want to do with it, not to mention the lower forms of life.