Sentence examples similar to attributes of snobbery from inspiring English sources

Can exhibitionism, boastfulness, pride, political correctness, name dropping, rudeness and one-upmanship all be attributed to snobbery?

His cheerful lack of snobbery is the book's greatest attribute.

He attributes her modus operandi to fear, but his diagnosis is sympathy-free: this terror is born, by his telling, only of snobbery and narcissism.

Mr. Gambon's pottering eccentricity and Ms. Smith's fluttering snobbery seem more like attributes of type than expressions of personality.

It's the very opposite of snobbery.

Edward St. Aubyn has described two forms of snobbery.

Not that Claiborne was incapable of snobbery.

He has a long memory for the cuts of snobbery.

A version of snobbery had prevented me from appreciating him.

Its absence leaves the Globes open to accusations of snobbery.

This strikes me as a form of snobbery.