Low Mindedness

From the start Fox's reputation — one the network, fearful of prestige, embraces to this day — wasn't for agitprop but for appalling low-mindedness, certified by its debut sitcom, the brilliantly foul Married … With Children. ❋ Unknown (2005)

The new cobbler immediately took him into partnership; the greatest people sent him their shoes to mend; Fairfeather smiled graciously upon him, and in the course of that summer they were married, with a grand wedding feast, at which the whole village danced, except Spare, who was not invited, because the bride could not bear his low-mindedness, and his brother thought him a disgrace to the family. ❋ Unknown (1928)

Fairfeather, a beautiful village maiden, smiled graciously upon him; and in the course of that summer they were married, with a grand wedding feast, at which the whole village danced except Spare, who was not invited, because the bride could not bear his low-mindedness, and his brother thought him a disgrace to the family. ❋ Frances Jenkins Olcott (1917)

These aristocratic idle gentlemen will never be shamed out of their laziness and low-mindedness until the democratic working gentlemen refuse to associate with them instead of running after them and licking their boots. ❋ George Bernard Shaw (1903)

He is unable to estimate the value of appearances, and in the end often falls the victim of errors which might seem to arise from malevolence or low-mindedness, when in reality they are the inevitable fruit of ignorance. ❋ Arlo Bates (1884)

We should fast and pray, but not for our danger; our humiliation should be for our covetousness, for our low-mindedness, for our indifference, for our apathy. ❋ Unknown (1864)

And whenever you are tempted to idleness and frivolity; whenever you are tempted to profligacy and low-mindedness; whenever you are tempted -- as you will be too often in these mean days -- to join the scorners and the fools whom Solomon denounced; tempted to sneering unbelief in what is great and good, what is laborious and self - sacrificing, and to the fancy that you were sent into this world merely to get through it agreeably; -- then fortify and ennoble your hearts by Solomon's vision. ❋ Charles Kingsley (1847)

It’s only word-slinging back and forth to give the Poster and the bloggers who share the Poster’s low-mindedness strokes. ❋ Unknown (2006)