Sentence examples for a pretentious snob from inspiring English sources
In the first part, she shows why the star is called "our lady of perpetual indulgence" with a "vicious disposition," reducing the fears and colors of a complex, independent being to the tantrums and ultimatums of a pretentious snob.
If you weren't just being a pretentious snob, then it was probably because the wine seemed "corked"—had a musty odor and didn't taste quite right.
You got things like the New Yorker and Frida Kahlo, do you ever worry that people will think you're a pretentious snob or something?
Some people might think you are a stuck - up, pretentious snob.
In Manhattan, she is cast as a pretentious, irksome snob of a journalist.
He also discovers a hidden door with a chute that sucks him directly into the head of John Malkovich, the actor, who plays himself, or, at least, a very funny, posturing caricature of himself as a pretentious aesthete, snob and seducer, with an exquisite taste in bathroom towels.
Once, when Nichols was performing a sketch about pretentious snobs at a private party, the actor playing the effete host offered to put on a record.
"Congratulations for being complete pretentious snobs!" Erin Johnston, who identified as both a parent of a bullied child and a counsellor, wrote that Anderson's advice was "way off": "There is a vast difference between teaching resilience and victim blaming and your message crossed the line".
Classical music was for pretentious snobs in 1935, according to the movies; classical music is for pretentious snobs in 2014, according to television.
And that's elite English football today: A pretentious, nouveau-riche snob pretending it doesn't know its old mates any more.
