Sentence examples for elitist circle from inspiring English sources

There's this elitist circle of folks in advertising.

It is the first regular survey by Vanity Fair, a Condé Nast magazine with a reputation for being read in elitist circles.

Republicanism had never flourished in Brazil outside of certain elitist circles, and had little support in the provinces.

An ardent German nationalist during the Weimar period, Kantorowicz became a member of the elitist Stefan George circle, which nurtured a cult of the "Secret Germany". Yet as a professor in Frankfurt after the Nazis came to power, Kantorowicz bravely spoke out against the regime before an overflowing crowd.

Organizations use those terms all the time and little comes from the effort to make elitist and exclusionary circles more accessible.

Third-way advocates proceed from the bedrock assumption that class-based politics is over and that the goal of economic policy should be, as Democratic Leadership Council chief Al From puts it, to "expand the winner's circle". This is elitist nonsense, the Panglossian burblings of those who follow the Tao of the limitless Dow.

Anyone with specific knowledge is viewed skeptically in some circles as an elitist.

His elitist disdain for those outside his circle would surely follow him to Washington.

Even if the concept of governance with a broader integration of stakeholders, interest groups and NGOs was introduced as new way of democratic decision-making in the late 1990s [9], the circle of decision-makers remains an elitist one.

In the last half of the 19th century distinctive folk-music elements, previously totally unheeded by Europe's elitist musical cultures, found enthusiastic response in sophisticated circles, exerting an "exotic" attraction similar to that which had accounted earlier in the century for the Romantic infatuation with Eastern civilizations.

The playwright-philosopher is revered in just the liberal-minded circles that Mr Klaus sees as soft-headed and elitist.