She has come to realizations that no other popular snob has ever come to before. |
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So, if you're a fountain pen snob but don't like to carry a snobby fountain pen all the time, you can give this one a whirl. |
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Indeed, excluding those people who undertook air travel for its snob or novelty value, flying was only for quick errands or visits. |
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Likewise Liev Schreiber played a deficiently intellectual snob to perfection. |
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Satisfying your superhero jones can be tough when you're a comix snob like me. |
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And also because every Z-list fly-by-night now has a complete set of branded luggage and she's a snob. |
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It's a lot easier to believe someone is a selfish snob when they aren't so self sacrificial to their friends. |
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She was mercilessly teased by boys and other girls about her physical appearance and called a snob because her father was wealthy. |
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So of course, everyone on the O'Neil side is under the impression the I'm a stuck-up snob who wants nothing to do with them. |
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Hunter was confident, so much so that a lot of people thought he was a stuck-up snob. |
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Avery is a whip-smart movieholic film snob who is expert on a variation of Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon. |
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He was a rabid snob and a squirming snake-pit of prejudice, without even the intelligence to realise that other people were as human as himself. |
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My friend the Italian snob turned up her nose at the pan-roasted chicken, unmoved by a savory sauce laced with white truffles and sherry. |
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Don't consider me some well-off snob who looks down on all you bus riders because I do not. |
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The main character is an elitist snob who looks down on the naive Tasmanian. |
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Blends have much less snob value than single malts, though, and they don't have as much character or flavor. |
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They met for breakfast on Margate pier, but when Ramsay asked for toast instead of fried bread his father told him not to be a snob. |
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It seems that upwardly mobile social climbers find the snob appeal of double-barrelled names irresistible. |
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He's a snob, a social climber and a misogynist, really a very unpleasant man. |
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She's a self confessed coffee snob and brews up her beans in a small percolator. |
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I guess this means I don't need to feel I went wrong somewhere raising someone who has become such a cruel and callous snob? |
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She wasn't a snob about cooking everything from scratch though, she also had her store-bought delicacies. |
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She sized him up in a minute and a half and told me he was a stuffed shirt and a pretentious snob. |
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When he was a schoolboy at an insufferable snob establishment on the south coast of England, George Orwell developed a strong aversion to all things Scottish. |
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My bullying started on the very first day at school and I was called a snob and posh because I had a different accent to the rest of my classmates. |
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Madeline was a lush and a wine snob, a vegetarian, and a dreadful cook. |
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Then when I turned it into an album, I threw in a track I did with Arthur H and a cover of J'suis snob by my great music hero Boris Vian. |
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A snob is one who looks down upon another because he is poorer, or who is poor and resents another because he is rich. |
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Food snob Gabe cracks wise about all the processed food consumed by his friends, but if this play were food, it would be closer to a TV dinner than a gourmet spread. |
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He liked the idea of Turner as a snob who became a revolutionary only after getting the snobbery beat out of him. |
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He was educated, like Fleming, at Eton, but unlike his creator, he was no snob. |
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Amazingly, considering the subject matter, the Jack Taylor novels have a touch of snob appeal. |
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Read another way, she is a horrible mother, an uptight snob, and a bit of a shrew. |
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She's a terrible snob and I'm sure she's only inviting you because it's the done thing and she wants to be polite as well as keep in my good books. |
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No thespian snob worth his salt would have taken on a Sunday evening TV show about a cop with a Westie dog. |
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Was Thornberry a metropolitan snob, or was the England flag itself a type of dogwhistle? |
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Friends tell me that I'm just a musical snob who dislikes anything that's popular. |
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One should not proud for its air snob, actually, it very merry, is very enjoué, able of all, it has a strong personality. |
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But whatever else you may accuse Arthur Miller of being he could not be further away from being a snob. |
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You have developed a well thought out site with a certain snob appeal along with a great energy. |
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She's a rich snob who thinks she can get whoever and whatever she wants. |
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She was a stuck up little snob who thought the world revolved around her. |
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Now the travel snob is not a new phenomenon, he has been around for years. |
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This isn't the decision of some snob of a belletrist. |
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The figures given added up to a £ 6.99 threshold, above which the respected professionals consider that quality will always be satisfactory enough for the genuine wine amateur, if not for the wine snob. |
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Do you think you will reach your goals by making this a snob purchase? |
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Call me a snob, but I was prepared to be underwhelmed by the food. |
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Surely, an unreconstructed snob could misconstrue much more. |
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Unionist or Scottish Nationalist, male chauvinist or women's libber, socialist or social-climber, democrat or monarchist, peasant or snob. |
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Hyundai hopes Genesis will lure the well-heeled with curb appeal even if it lacks snob appeal. |
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If wanting the best things in life means being a snob then glory hallelujah I'm a snob. |
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That dried-up lady snob lived behind lace curtains all her life. She's of no more importance than a chromo. |
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He's a snob of the first water and views the lower orders with infinite condescension. |
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Rita wants to show that the promotion has not made her a snob. |
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I tell you, sir, that I have a brain of my own, and that I should feel myself to be a snob and a slave if I did not use it. |
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What a snob ... Oh, I understand why he wants you to go to college. |
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Without being objects of large luxates, the animals and figurines cracked are curios with the mode intended for a public relatively snob with the modern tastes. |
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Not only is he a terrible snob, he's also a prude and a mama's boy. |
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I didn't like them when I was a twentysomething snob, because I thought Blur were clever, and now my wife really likes them, so I've listened to them a lot and I really, really like them now. |
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I love it, it is THE perfume of the moment, chic and snob! |
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The Captain has a hearty contempt for his father, I can see, and calls him an old put, an old snob, an old chaw-bacon, and numberless other pretty names. |
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You are not such a foolish woman as to like to be seen with Fred Mostyn, that little monocular snob, after the aristocratic, handsome Basil Stanhope. |
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