Sentence examples for perception of elitism from inspiring English sources
I don't believe a perception of elitism will beat Obama.
Challenging that perception of elitism has been a mission of Mr. Kellogg's administration.
When the perception of elitism keeps people away from high culture, it's a serious problem.
Fifth, the perception of elitism — or worse, dismissal of those who don't serve — encourages undue deference to military leaders.
They also remain almost unmanageable in size, undermined by the pervasive use of performance-enhancing drugs and corrupted by scandal and the perception of elitism.
His friends saw a different side – "My recollection of George is that he was a nice bloke, quite approachable, shy and very bright," says one – but his membership of the notorious Bullingdon Club did little to dampen the perception of elitism.
Orchestras worried about aging audiences and perceptions of elitism have embraced the symphony for its fresh appeal.
That the tower, which will open to the public with the start of the games on July 27, will have an admission price of £15 ($23), on top of the £10 ($15) entrance fee to the park, only adds to a widespread perception of excess and elitism.
A perception of wealth and elitism have not been a proven line of attack for damaging Ms Clinton's standing among Americans to date - and it will likely take more gaffes like this for it to become a point of weakness.
Ian Inglis writes of "an increasingly familiar elitism in his apparent perception of himself", adding: "When [Harrison] sings of 'the pure of heart' and tells the Lord that 'there are just a few who bow before you,' the implied conclusion is that he counts himself among their number".
