snobbism การใช้

• They bestow on their residents the joys of reverse snobbism.
• American designers sense a bit of snobbism.
• This is something we have to work on : to create some kind of snobbism.
• And the working-class milieu of " Saturday Night Fever " inspired snobbism.
• "I don't hold much with downtown snobbism, " he says.
• For all the snobbism associated with heraldry, Sir Anthony regarded himself as the antithesis of a snob.
• Thetaproot of snobbism is the claim to primacy; I am better than you because I got here first.
• In a city and in a trade where power rested with a few, the snobbism was almost palpable.
• "I still regret to say that there is residual racism here and snobbism, " he said.
• There is a kind of snobbism to some of the criticism, and this readiness to call everyone a fascist.
• There is a reverse snobbism among real gardeners, who get their army-green rubber boots at farm supply stores.
• In the end, you will have nothing left . It's a snobbism that's ridiculous ."
• The underlying reason is the same one animating the latest " Bachelor " contest : snobbism and class tension.
• "Very frankly, that's snobbism, " said Bernadette Miolane, who helps run a family vineyard.
• Most southerners reject any suggestion of such snobbism, but they generally agree that they simply do not want their quiet lives disrupted.
• Even fashion seems to be surrendering its former snobbism about weddings; Vogue came out with its first-ever bridal issue in June.
• Dearinger said that a " certain East Coast snobbism " may have kept California Impressionism from gaining a popular foothold in the East.
• The theme of the book is stated succinctly by the unfortunate female lover of Francis Vollmer : " He went mad because of snobbism ."
• Far from being an elitist, she believes with every particle of her being that " snobbism has been the death of food ."
• The first of them was what enemies, and some friends, said was " the gravitas problem, " a concept tinged with snobbism.