snobbism

The reason no doubt was that the rentier-professional class was ceasing once and for all to have any real relationship with the soil; but at any rate there prevailed then, far more than now, a kind of snobbism of belonging to the country and despising the town.

Inside the Whale

RENTIER-professional class was ceasing once and for all to have any real relationship with the soil; but at any rate there prevailed then, far more than now, a kind of snobbism of belonging to the country and despising the town.

Collected Essays

Just one thing about this: I WANT ONE, just make it from an ultra rare record and it’s exactly the kind of snobbism I’m going for!!!

EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - Turn old 45’s into iPod cases

That's saying something because I'm not especially fond of street musicians, my thinking usually infused with equal amounts snobbism and guilt for not being a better person.

Street Singers Worth a Stop

They claimed I scared them off with a slight snobbism which, of course, was nothing but paralyzing shyness and lack of self esteem.

Michele Willens: Face It: The Prom Queen Then....

It is a shame there is so much snobbism about Grenache.

Wine Future in Rioja – opening Pandora’s bottle of grenache | Dr Vino's wine blog

However, Ramsay's snobbism was such that he said, "The truth of the matter is your palate is in need of desperate work."

Michael Russnow: Hell's Kitchen 's Gordon Ramsay: It's All About Taste, and His Is no Better Than Ours

There was no time for chitchat or any place for all the things in life Louisa despised—phoniness, snobbism, the shame of being poor.

Louisa May Alcott

Take your petty bourgeois snobbism and go back to Serena, your adoring ingénue, India thought, fuming.

One Flight Up

Science fiction, fantasy and whodunnit were labeled and separated as such more because of snobbism – from so-called high-brow critics – than any other reason.

Genres of Fiction, and Why They Aren’t Discrete Entities