Sentence examples for affecting the posh from inspiring English sources
Similar circumstances are affecting the posh environs of Connecticut.
We talk about the way the government's mask has been slipping recently, a change that might affect the way audiences view Posh.
Ed Miliband affected to believe that the "posh boys" had warned him off, but in fact the Queen was in his constituency, and it's highly unlikely that she will have lost her rag.
Finally, overexpression of either wild-type c-Cbl or the dominant-negative v-Cbl did not appear to affect endogenous POSH levels when overexpressed in 293 cells (Supplemental Fig 4).
You can also "affect", say, a posh accent, which may lead to people describing you as "affected".
The posh like to pretend we do.
Music has been affected by a political conspiracy that assumes that the creative arts are just for the rich or the posh.
She told me that she had been bullied at her fairly ordinary state school for affecting, like Margaret Thatcher, a "posh" accent a few stations above her class; it was always difficult for me to assess Mrs. Thatcher with any neutrality, because in demeanor and sheer force of will she so reminded me of my mother.
He went to Eton, the poshest public school of the posh, posher even than posh Harrow.
Does the posh badge make it better?
