Quote by Eugene Ormandy

Beauty is less important than quality.

Beauty is less important than quality.

Summary

This quote emphasizes that having a high standard of quality is more significant than focusing solely on beauty or aesthetic appeal. While beauty can be subjective and fleeting, quality represents a more essential and lasting value. It suggests that whether it pertains to products, experiences, or relationships, it is essential to prioritize substance, functionality, and excellence over superficial attractiveness. Ultimately, this quote reminds us to prioritize the inherent value and overall experience of something rather than being solely swayed by its superficial appearance.

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