snobbishness

Yet how much of this same snobbishness did she bring home with her?

There is also the problem of snobbishness from the island's establishment.

In recent years, however, fall snobbishness has begun to fade.

Not only because of this human snobbishness, I prefer yet another explanation.

It's easy on the ears and has a hint of snobbishness to it.

As one publisher said: "There's a snobbishness about book people.

But rather than detracting from her appeal, snobbishness seems essential to it.

Her voice had the same severity as her looks with just a touch of snobbishness.

To a great degree, this is a result of his medium, and the snobbishness it engenders.

She was a loyal little soul, crystal-free from any form of snobbishness.

The clothes do convey a sort of reverse snobbishness in sizing, however.

Even so, the wealthy seem to pursue vacation snobbishness with a special zeal.

There is a certain friendly snobbishness to the bullfight club, but it's not about money.

The innocence of this statement is as interesting as its snobbishness.

Snobbishness has, like drink, a kind of grand poetry.

Yes, there are extreme cases of snobbishness at all older unis, and that is a bad thing.

He spoke with more than a little snobbishness.

It was, Laura thought, a kind of reverse snobbishness.

Still, she has stayed, and she admits that snobbishness is the main reason.

But that was only one small part of the Thompsons' snobbishness.

There is an indirect ratio between readability and academic snobbishness.

The real objection to modernism is simply that it is a form of snobbishness.

On the contrary, a harmless old-fashioned snobbishness is perceptible all through his work.

"Not out of snobbishness or holy respect for the music, but just so everyone (including the performers) can hear it.

I guess the height of snobbishness is wearing your mink so it doesn't show.