Sentence examples for more lowbrow from inspiring English sources

Sam is quite populist, and I'm more lowbrow".

Shakespeare and Gilbert & Sullivan were popular, along with the more lowbrow fare of jugglers, acrobats and tightrope walkers.

LaBute may be a fan of Pinter, Mamet and Bond, but that didn't stop him being sucked in by the more lowbrow Lost with the rest of us.

Yes, we're in a beach-reading state of mind now, and "Mistresses" is allowed to be more lowbrow than those shows, but please, not ditzy.

He had made all sorts of fancy things at the Hyatt Hotel in Maui, but he was aiming for something a bit more lowbrow for the Shore.

For a taste of (more lowbrow) local flavor, wander down El Paso Street, which is lined with pawn shops and Mexican stores full of cheap clothes, cowboy boots and oddities.

Has a British politician ever lauded a more gratuitously lowbrow film?

Latinos craved more than lowbrow telenovela soap operas and Mexican movies.

The more cheesy and lowbrow your recruiter's outreach email campaign is, the more likely the job is to be nonexistent.

The convention's Homocon 2012 party did manage to smoothly blend strait-laced Republican mores with the lowbrow decadence that characterizes Ybor City, Tampa's nightclub district.

How's the January self-improvement going – were you going to watch TV less, get out more? Televison's so lowbrow, we say, we hardly watch anything these days, and those reality shows are dreadful … wasn't life so much better when there was no TV and people entertained themselves?