Sentence examples for a snob put off from inspiring English sources

Don't be a snob, put off by this take-out joint's unassuming surroundings.

This can be an instant put off.

This can be a major put-off.

Does that make me a snob?" – he had rather gone off the boil.

I'm not a television snob, but Bake Off really takes the, erm, biscuit.

"Everybody has an off putting week.

Never put a run off until tomorrow.

If the person you're having a conversation with isn't grasping your wittiness, you might come off as a snob, or just plain weird.

Anything else, in Lanarkshire anyway, stank of showing off and being a snob.

When she attended Columbia University, she recalled being so anxious about her peers viewing her as a snob that she had a cab drop her off blocks from school.

Act like a snob on the stage, where it may pay off be to be snobby: where you are the "brat" in a comedy show.